SACRAMENTO—The latest attempt to create an Office of Sustainable Outdoor Recreation breezed out of the State Assembly, with the lower legislative house overwhelmingly approving Assembly Bill 1111 (AB 1111), May
NATIONWIDE—Rep. Nanette Diaz Barragan, representing California’s 44th District comprising of Carson, Florence, North Long Beach and other South Los Angeles County cities, introduced a bill known as the Outdoor Recreation
SACRAMENTO—Jerry Brown is no longer California’s governor, so he won’t be around to veto the latest iteration of bill proposing to establish a statewide office for outdoor recreational activities. Assembly
SACRAMENTO — Prospects of what some might consider an added layer of bureaucracy took one step forward on May 30, as California’s Assembly members unanimously approved Assembly Bill 1918 (AB
STATEWIDE — California will assume $4.1 billion in general obligation bonds to fund projects on coastal and environmental protection, restoration and water infrastructure, thanks to voters approving Proposition 68 on
NEWPORT BEACH — The accidental death of a standup paddleboard (SUP) user in Huntington Harbour last affected many recreational water activity enthusiasts and experts everywhere including the Newport Beach Harbor
SAN DIEGO — Boaters will not want to miss the final of three installments of Fred Hall Shows. One of San Diego’s largest fishing, boating and outdoor recreation events of
(LOG NEWS SERVICE) — A recent federal government analysis has confirmed what recreational boating organizations have said for years – outdoor recreation, which includes recreational boating, is big business and
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