DANA POINT—Dana Point Boaters Association shared a release from Connolly-Pacific Co. asking boaters to be cautious during a marine construction phase near San Clemente Pier. The construction, which was scheduled
DANA POINT—After two months of cancelled meetings, Dana Point Harbor Advisory Board (DPHAB) returned to a packed agenda on July 22. This meeting appears to be a significant one in
SACRAMENTO—California Gov. Gavin Newsom has been signing his first round of bills this year. One bill sitting on his desk is Assembly Bill 1183 (AB 1183), which was presented to
EDITOR’S NOTE: We’re introducing a new column in The Log – Nautical Banter. The column will feature a once-a-month conversation with The Log’s editor, Parimal M. Rohit, and OC Weekly’s
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
SAN DIEGO—Father’s Day is just around the corner and what better way than to invite Dad on a one-of-a-kind sailing adventure? The Maritime Museum of San Diego brings back their
FOUNTAIN VALLEY—There have been a many number of amphibious car models, but they don’t compare to the Evinrude Lakester – a concept first revealed in 1970 which combined, more or
STATEWIDE—Sharing is caring – such is the theme, at least in spirit, of the sharing economy, which has given rise to a variety of new peer-to-peer business experiences like Uber,
