MARINA DEL REY—Charters overloaded with people, charters operating out of their slips, passengers swimming in the harbor from boats with engines running, boat owners allowing operators without licensing to use
SAN DIEGO—The best things come to those who wait? Turns out a group of charter boat operations in San Diego have waited quite a long time for a formal policy
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 –
Correction: The original photo used with this story, which featured Department of Fish and Wildlife law enforcement officers aboard a vessel at Catalina Island, was not specifically boarded for an
STATEWIDE —The final year of the second decade of the 2000s is upon us, which means we have a lot to look forward to, as 2020 is now less than
Re: Is living aboard a boat really a reasonable alternative to buying a home? (July 27-Aug. 9 issue) The Audi of Lifestyles This is an incredible lifestyle – quirky, fun,
SAN DIEGO — Staff at several marinas report their jobs now entail daily whack-a-mole duties, searching websites for illicit charter and short-term vacation rentals – or STVRs – located at
SAN DIEGO — Frustration? Meet Bureaucracy. Bureaucracy? Meet Frustration. Tempers aren’t yet flaring but local anglers, boaters and other maritime professionals are engaged in a tense dance with Port of
