RE: “Is Long Beach’s ecosystem restoration project bad news for boaters?” (Feb. 21- March 5) This project is going to be great for us recreational boaters. More fishing opportunities and
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA—With orders from national and local governments to not gather in groups of more than 10 to fight the spread of Coronavirus (COVID-19), nearly all events planned for April
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA—March and April are generally the two months Southern California’s yacht clubs experience a sudden burst of activities, what with regattas, opening days, junior sailing and other events picking
LONG BEACH—Boaters are invited to join Southern California Yachting Association (SCYA) for a seminar to discuss and learn what to do in case of a medical emergency at sea. The
LONG BEACH—One of Southern California’s largest and most recognizable sailing competitions has been postponed because of COVID-19, or coronavirus, it was announced by Long Beach Yacht Club on March 15.
DEL MAR—The worldwide attempt to get ahead of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) health scare has become large-scale effort. Sporting events – in the United States and abroad – have been canceled
NEWPORT BEACH (Log News Service)—Boaters have been fishing balloons out of the ocean off Southern California since Valentine’s Day, and some say it’s a predictable problem, The Orange County Register
LONG BEACH—The city of Long Beach hopes to restore aquatic ecosystems along a stretch of coast between the Port of Long Beach and Alamitos Bay. Restoring local aquatic ecosystems could,
