SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA ― Pumping out sewage from boats might not be appealing but is obviously necessary if lavatory facilities are utilized onboard. The proper use of pumpout stations is vital
SAN PEDRO — Continued efforts to maintain the cleanest air possible at the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach took a significant step forward, Nov. 2, as the governing
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA — Fireworks will be seen and heard all over Southern California on Fourth of July. The Independence Day celebrations are especially spectacular over the coastal cities, beaches and
Several waterfronts up and down the California coast are either being redeveloped or are being primed for some sort of revitalization, with city councils, council governments and other agencies looking
STATEWIDE — Several articles published in The Log in recent months harped on the existence of illegal charter or passenger-for-hire activities in local harbors and marinas. The evasion of regulations
Re: Human powered vessel users continue tango dance with boaters (March 10-23 issue) Everyone needs to take responsibility The ocean and harbors are multi-use arenas that are utilized by many
STATEWIDE — We have allowed many forms of junk to enter into our oceans, rivers, lakes and other waterways: cigarettes, plastic bottles, aluminum cans and boats, to name a few.
The Water Resources Development Act (WRDA) – also known as the Water Infrastructure Improvements for the Nation Act – officially became law Dec. 16. Pres. Barack Obama signed the WRDA/WIIN
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