NEWPORT BEACH—Time adjustments have been approved for Newport Beach’s 19th Street Public Dock. The Harbor Department proposed the changes, which include moving the 20-minute zone to the eastern edge and
Re: Poachers attack Sea Shepherd within vaquita refuge (issue Jan. 25-Feb. 7) The Sea of Cortez: Overfished and Dying? Sea Shepherd is only there to harvest some press coverage –
VENTURA—Ventura County’s Board of Supervisors unanimously approved the purchase of a water quality testing sensor for the city of Oxnard, Jan. 15. Oxnard’s city staff plans to use as many
Back in July 2017 Newport Beach forged a municipal harbor department, which served to take over managing harbor operations from Orange County Sheriff’s Department. Since then the city has been
LOS ANGELES—License plate reader (LPR) cameras, a controversial subject matter in California some have likened to an Orwellian-like infringement of privacy, were listed as a consent item at recent Port
NEWPORT BEACH — The city of Newport Beach, as it enters 2019, has a new harbormaster. Kurt Borsting, who previously worked in Long Beach, has taken the reins from Dennis
NEWPORT BEACH — The city of Newport Beach, steadily considered a premier boating destination, has made strides, in the last year, to improve services, amenities and educational information available to
OXNARD — The future of Channel Islands Harbor’s redevelopment continues to be in limbo after the California Coastal Commission delayed a scheduled dispute resolution hearing on the project, but work
