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State/National/World

Governor signs invasive aquatic plants control bill into law

SACRAMENTO — A proposal requiring California’s Division of Boating and Waterways (DBW) to collaborate with California Conservation Corps on battling invasive aquatic plants in the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta was signed

Nina Jussila September 22, 2017

Local

Invasive kelp continues to spread in Channel Islands area

VENTURA — Federal biologists discovered nonnative, highly invasive kelp populating the waters of west Anacapa Island during an annual kelp forest monitoring survey, the National Park Service announced in late

Nina Jussila May 26, 2017

invasive plants

Governor signs invasive aquatic plants control bill into law

Invasive kelp continues to spread in Channel Islands area

News Briefs

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Port of San Diego Invites Public Feedback on Revised Trust Lands Use Plan

Avalon City Council Approves Agreement with Disney Cruise Line

The Hands-On Approach to Boating Confidence with America’s Boating Club Oceanside

Dana Point Yacht Club Welcomes New General Manager Max Pekcan

Sailing Opportunities in Los Angeles

NOAA Layoffs Raise Concerns Over Impacts on Shipping, Fisheries, and Weather Forecasting

Court of Appeals Upholds Ruling in Dana Point Harbor Slip Fee Case

San Diego to Welcome Zero-Emission Ferries on the Coronado Route