SAN PEDRO—Total Maximum Daily Load, or TMDL, is back in the news again – though the sediment regulation’s return on the radar, at least at the Port of Los Angeles,
OXNARD—A group’s challenge to Long Beach’s plan to relocate palm trees near Alamitos Bay Marina wasn’t successful, as the California Coastal Commission, on May 9, endorsed a recommendation to allow
LONG BEACH—The first Catalina Island Series race of 2019 kicks off on May 18, as sailors will compete against each other from Long Beach to Long Point and back on
OXNARD—Poseidon Water might be fighting for its desalination future in Huntington Beach, but the corporation’s representatives will be in front of the California Coastal Commission for an entirely different matter
ENSENADA, Mexico—An international yacht race featuring a 92-year-old skipper and a sailing team whose average age was 67.5 was ultimately headlined by youth, courtesy of a first-time captain won the
BRISTOL, Rhode Island—Two sailors from Southern California will join 15 others from across the country on the roster for this year’s Pan American Games. The XVIII Pan American Games will
LONG BEACH—The Long Beach Business Journal recently reported that Moffatt & Nichol have moved to new headquarters in Douglas Park. The article states, “Founded in 1941 in Long Beach, engineering
REDONDO BEACH—The failed attempt to build a “Mall by the Sea,” as some people called it, at Redondo Beach’s King Harbor resulted in more than a return to the drawing
