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Leatherback sea turtle, the world’s largest, is making a comeback and could be removed from endangered species list

NEW JERSEY— Federal ocean managers say it might be time to move the East Coast population of the world’s largest turtle from the United States’ list of endangered animals. An

Devon Warren January 26, 2018

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Leatherback sea turtle, the world’s largest, is making a comeback and could be removed from endangered species list

News Briefs

Extra, Extra! Editor of The Log Caught Smooching Calicos and Spilling the Fishy Details

Domoic Acid Surge Prompts Pacific Sardine Ban in Southern California as Marine Life Suffers

A Look Inside the King Harbor Association

Sailing Opportunities in Redondo Beach

Quick-Fix Paint Kit: Temporary Solutions for Onboard Boat Damage

Blips on the Radar: Local Favorites Find New Home at Dana Point Harbor’s Wharf Ahead of Summer 2025

San Diego to Host 2025 MRA Educational Conference & Trade Show

Coast Guard Shuts Down Illegal Charter Vessel in San Diego

Ask A Maritime Attorney: Can I claim a maritime lien to recover the money owed to me for expenses and my share of the purchase price if my co-owner is attempting to sell the boat without reimbursing me?

Let us Introduce the King Harbor Youth Foundation

Sonia Romero Brings Bold New Exhibit to Catalina Museum, Blending Art and Island History

The Log Goes to Portugal

South Coast Fish Report

COMMUNITY INVOLVMENT: Dana Point’s Scavenger Hunt Returns for a Month-Long Adventure

Several Dead, Others Missing After Panga Boat Capsizes Near San Diego