NEWPORT BEACH—Newport Beach City Council decided to hold off on discussion of a few harbor-related issues. The meeting, which took place on June 11, saw council members vote to place
With a packed agenda concerning large vessel permits, surveying the public for a unified harbor vision and the infamous bridge jumpers, Newport Beach Harbor Commission voted to postpone a discussion
NEWPORT BEACH ― Mooring permit holders might have to pay for new buoys in Newport Beach Harbor, yet local boaters will have to wait a few more weeks before a
Re: Boaters near industrial ports need a breath a fresh air (Sept. 8-21 issue) Join the fight for fresh air Join with others in the Los Angeles and Long Beach
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA — One of The Log’s readers recently reached out to us with questions about the mooring inspection and renewal process in Newport Beach. The city is one of
NEWPORT BEACH — The mooring management and harbor operations shift from Orange County Sheriff’s Department to the city of Newport Beach has been a fairly smooth transition as Harbormaster Dennis
Moor your boat at Avalon Harbor Snorkel at Lover’s Cove Rent a boat, kayak, standup paddleboard or pedal boat Rent a jet ski (seasonal) Go fishing Go parasailing Visit the
TWO HARBORS —Two Harbors is so small a town it makes nearby Avalon – a city with no traffic lights and a strict quota of automotive vehicles within city limits
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