RE: Even Minor Boating Accidents Can Require a State Report (Feb. 13, 2026) Question: “Hi, regarding Ms. Clements’ article “Even Minor Boating Accidents Can Require a State Report,” my
As boating technology continues to evolve, many recreational boaters are turning to smartphone apps to help plan trips, navigate coastal waters, and stay connected with fellow mariners. While onboard electronics
Orange County officials have formally launched a new regional effort aimed at stabilizing and restoring South County’s increasingly eroded beaches. Last week, the Orange County Board of Supervisors approved the
Despite a year marked by trade uncertainty and shifting global dynamics, Southern California’s two largest ports continue to demonstrate resilience, reliability, and operational strength. The Port of Long Beach and
Nearly a century after it first welcomed Olympic sailors to its waters, the Port of Los Angeles is once again preparing to take center stage in global sailing. Organizers of
The Port of Los Angeles has completed the $22.7 million restoration of Berths 177 through 182, a major infrastructure project along the East Basin Channel in Wilmington. The newly constructed
Welcome to the Port of Los Angeles, a dynamic gateway to global trade, a hub of maritime activity, and a destination rich in history, culture, and recreation. As one of
LOS ANGELES – The Port of Los Angeles has announced it will significantly enhance its Port Optimizer technology data portal thanks to an $8 million grant from the California Governor’s
