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Hoover Dam Powers the West

In October of 1936, the United States Bureau of Reclamation arranged plans for a massive dam on the Arizona-Nevada border to calm the Colorado River, provide water, and harness hydroelectric

Katherine Clements October 6, 2021

State/National/World

Elwood Mead: Father of Lake Mead

BOULDER CITY—A vast majority of Southern California’s boating and yacht club activities takes place along the Pacific coast. Sure, you could hop on a boat at a freshwater waterway, such

Lindsey Glasgow December 9, 2019

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Hoover Dam Powers the West

Elwood Mead: Father of Lake Mead

News Briefs

South Coast Fish Report

Cydome and ABB Partner on Maritime Cybersecurity and Risk Management

South Bay Harbors Continue to Evolve as Recreational Boating Hub

Boaters Invited to Participate in Marine Composting Toilet Program

Beyond the Sale: How Yacht Brokers Continue Supporting Boaters Long After Closing Day

“Take a Toy, Leave a Toy” Program Launches at Baby Beach

King Harbor Association Continues Shaping Redondo Beach Waterfront Experience

Holding Ground: Why Modern Anchoring Systems Matter More Than Ever

SoCal Maritime Institutions Expands Summer Lineup of Coastal Culture, Conservation, and Community Programs

California’s Salmon Season Returns, Bringing Optimism Back to the Waterfront

Four Paws Afloat

CCA California Launches “Help the Kelp” Campaign to Combat Invasive Seaweed Threat

Avalon Previews Proposed 2026–27 Budget as Harbor Revenues and Capital Projects Continue Growing

Safety Gear for Boating Season

The South Bay Beaches: Redondo, Manhattan & Hermosa