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Self driving ships on horizon; could be operational by 2021

BOSTON (LOG NEWS SERVICE) — Self-driving cars may not hit the road in earnest for many years — but autonomous ships could be just over the horizon. Spurred in part

Nina Jussila September 22, 2017

Local

Local port districts continue to pursue aquaculture opportunities

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA — Federal officials declared Pacific bluefin tuna are not on the verge of becoming extinct, but local harbors are still pursuing opportunities to ramp up seafood production in

Nina Jussila August 14, 2017

Pacific

Self driving ships on horizon; could be operational by 2021

Local port districts continue to pursue aquaculture opportunities

News Briefs

CYBA 2025 Women of the Waterfront Award Nominees Recognized for Leadership and Industry Impact

Why Being the Only Seasick Person on a Trip Is Actually a Win

Refit and Ready: A Look at the Recent Maintenance Aboard Dana Wharf’s Sum Fun

Ann Moore Sworn in as 2026 Port of San Diego Chair, Announces Focus on Coastal Access

Dog Aboard: Meet Oliver!

Port of Los Angeles Opens New Ramps, Shifts Traffic Patterns at SR 47 Interchange in San Pedro

State Advances Salmon Recovery Strategy With $10 Million Investment in Habitat Restoration Projects

Why Underwater Boat Maintenance Matters: The Case for Professional Dive Services

Romantic Myths and Nautical Folklore: Mermaids, Sailors, and Love at the Edge of the Sea

When You Need Help on the Water: How Non-Emergency Vessel Assistance Works

H&M Landing Expands Fleet with Addition of Electra and Matador

Santa Barbara Maritime Museum Announces 2026 Volunteer Training Program

CCA CAL’s STAR Tournament Returns in 2026 With Expanded Species, Big Prizes, and Opportunities for Every Angler

What Boat Owners Need to Know About Using, Storing, and Managing Propane Safely

South Coast Fish Report