DANA POINT— Roughly six years ago, Camille Woods, a Dana Point local, started a unique version of a social club that meets only on the water. After deciding to take
CHULA VISTA—With summer in full swing, Southern California is spoiled for choice when it comes to outdoor festivals. On that note, the City of Chula Vista presents HarborFest, a free
ALBANY, N.Y. (AP)—Courses in fishing, shooting, kayaking and wilderness survival are among the offerings in the 26th annual Becoming an Outdoors-Woman workshop hosted by New York’s Department of Environmental Conservation.
MARINA DEL REY—Fans of recreational water sports will be thrilled by the amount of activities available in Marina del Rey. There’s more to do here than could be reasonably completed
YERINGTON, Nevada (AP) — Gov. Brian Sandoval says Nevada’s newest state park is “a slice of Nevada heaven.” Sandoval hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony at the Walker River State Recreation Area
SACRAMENTO — A proposal to develop a new governmental office to promote kayaking, fishing and other outdoor recreational activities was squashed by California’s governor on Sept. 17, as Assembly Bill
OXNARD — Ventura County’s Harbor Department has reportedly reached an agreement with the California Coastal Commission to allow for kayak and standup paddleboard (SUP) launches at Channel Islands Harbor. The
AVALON — Avalon’s City Council, on Feb. 20, approved the placement and authorized the purchase of three additional inflatable pieces for the South Beach inflatable structure, called “The Cliff,” and
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