Navigating after dark has always been one of boating’s most demanding challenges. Reduced visibility, unlit hazards, floating debris, and the difficulty of judging distance once the sun sets all increase
Capt. Dave Grundies, USN (Ret.) of San Diego has taken The Log with him to the end of the World as he rounds Cape Horn. -Dave Grundies
Construction has yet to begin on the city-owned amphitheater planned near the Queen Mary, but projected costs have already climbed sharply. Originally estimated at $14 million, the project is now
Long Beach has always been a natural match for boaters who like to pair a cruise with a good meal. With sheltered waterways, guest docks scattered throughout Alamitos Bay and
Editor’s Note: This brief was provided by Dan Krier of Marine Servicenter, Marine Servicenter SoCal is pleased to welcome Tyler Doren to our Team as Service Manager Tyler was
Be Strategic, and Use the Depowering Progression Editor’s Note: Marc Hughston, Chief Instructor for Santana Sailing in Long Beach, contributed this article. The content has been published with his
If Long Beach were a person, they would be the kind of effortlessly interesting friend who never needs to explain themselves. Confident without being loud, creative without being chaotic, and
With warmer days coming up in only a few months, it’s time to make sure our vessel’s air conditioning system is in top working order. Those balmy, warm summer nights
