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Lawsuits Arise from the OC Oil Spill

HUNTINGTON BEACH— On Nov. 2 the Center for Biological Diversity filed a notice of its intent to sue the federal government in response to the Oct. 2 oil spill. The center

Katherine Clements November 24, 2021

Capsized Fishing Vessel Near Ventura Harbor Prompts Multi-Agency Response

Port of Los Angeles Reports 16% Surge in November Cargo Volume

California Moves Forward on Offshore Wind Energy with New Partnership

Choosing the Right Fishing Rod and Reel

Trolling Motors with Spot-Lock: A Revolution in Offshore Fishing

California Fish and Game Commission Considers Changes to Sand Bass Bag Limits to Protect Populations

Preventing Corrosion: A Boater’s Guide to Combatting the Marine Environment’s Inevitable Foe

The Future of AI in Marine Navigation: Transforming the Waters

Avalon Benefit 50 Mile/50K Run

California Dungeness Crab Fishery: Opening Dates and Regulations for 2025 Season

The Legacy of Yacht Clubs: From Tradition to Modern Purpose

A Year in Southern California Fishing: Opportunities, Challenges, and Seasonal Highlights

The Bootstripe: Small but Significant for Your Boat’s Look and Performance

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