
Cat Aboard: Captain Georgie!
“Georgie cat is a true feline mariner. She loves the boat, loves the ocean and is happy underway as long as it doesn’t get too rough. She travels on David

“Georgie cat is a true feline mariner. She loves the boat, loves the ocean and is happy underway as long as it doesn’t get too rough. She travels on David

By: David Weil Question: I participated in a discussion on social media a couple weeks ago about the recent grounding of a sailboat on Catalina Island, and the question

As Southern California prepares to ring in 2025, the coast is getting ready for one of the most festive nights of the year. Harbors, marinas, waterfront restaurants, and charter operators

A milestone year of community and tradition. Editor’s Note: This story was written and provided by Dianne Scheuer-Pfeiler for The Log newspaper. By: DM Pfeiler Huntington Beach — Huntington Harbour

Editor’s Note: This article, The Benefits of a Dock Boost Transformer, was first published in Ocean Navigator on October 22, 2024. Pulling into a transient slip at a new marina

Insights from PredictWind Meteorologist, Arnaud Monges: How to spot the differences between clouds for quick safety decisions. There are two basic types of clouds: Cumulus and Stratus. Simply speaking, if

Construction is progressing on The Wave at Dana Point, a new boutique-style hotel set to rise on the Headlands at the corner of Pacific Coast Highway and Green Lantern. Rough

Chafing gear may not be the flashiest piece of equipment on a boat, but it’s one of the most important. It serves as the quiet guardian between the elements, the