OCEANSIDE—After having a few complications in the last year, the completion of Oceanside’s dredging project has been confirmed. Several news sources reported on the project, which had been delayed due
OCEANSIDE—A navigational aid, also called aid to navigation or ATON, in Oceanside Harbor recently received a much needed update by the United States Coast Guard. The work, which was completed
OCEANSIDE—Last year may have been a dramatic year in regards to dredging for Oceanside Harbor, but this year appears to be different. On March 29, the U.S. Army Corps of
Re: Former Gov. Brown’s street vendor bill forces Avalon staff’s hand on food carts (issue Feb. 8-21) Will Avalon be street-vendor crazy? Say it’s not so! Pretty soon Avalon will
Re: Poachers attack Sea Shepherd within vaquita refuge (issue Jan. 25-Feb. 7) The Sea of Cortez: Overfished and Dying? Sea Shepherd is only there to harvest some press coverage –
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA—By now, most folks residing in Southern California have seen the notorious e-scooters and bikes. Corporations like Lime and Bird Scooter have been dropping the rental scooters all over
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA—There has been no shortage of stories in The Log covering the tenuous relationship between boaters and sea lions. The next installment in these series of stories falls upon
Re: Updates to sea level rise policy adopted by Coastal Commission (issue Dec. 14-27) The “less-than-specks” agenda The sun is 1,300,000 times as big as the earth. The sun is
