
POSD stakeholder forum recognizes Maritime Month
SAN DIEGO—Why limit yourself to one day when you could have an entire month of celebrating and honoring the local maritime industry? This is certainly the case in America’s Finest

SAN DIEGO—Why limit yourself to one day when you could have an entire month of celebrating and honoring the local maritime industry? This is certainly the case in America’s Finest

LONG BEACH—The city of Long Beach agreed to extend the lease terms for Alamitos Bay Marina Center, according to a May 14 City Council vote. Alamitos Bay Marina Center, which

SAN DIEGO—An agreement between the Port of San Diego and Marine Group Boat Works was amended again, this time to allow for the former to grant indemnification to the latter.

COEUR D’ALENE, Idaho (AP)—Idaho inspectors have already intercepted 14 boats carrying invasive mussels into the state nearly a month into inspection season, officials said. Officials have checked more than 7,000

LAKE PERRIS—California’s Department of Water Resources (DWR) issued an advisory on May 17, urging anyone who visits Lake Perris to avoid physical contact with the water and to not eat

ORANGE COUNTY—Parking in Southern California has grown substantially in the headache department and the waterside is no different. In recent news, The Log has reported extensively on Dana Point Harbor’s

SAN DIEGO―Are you looking for that perfect gift to buy your dad for Father’s Day? Consider making your way to Spanish Landing Park (East) in San Diego and attending one

NEWPORT BEACH—Marshall “Duffy” Duffield, the Newport Beach City Council member known for creating those nifty electric boats darting around Southern California’s harbors, penned an op-ed calling for greater local control