SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA—Reminiscing on my favorite cartoons as a child I have to wonder: Could Orange or Ventura counties borrow from ‘The Jetsons’ and hire either Cogswell Cogs or Spacely Space
SAN DIEGO—In the previous issue of The Log, managing editor Parimal Rohit noted in his Standing Watch column the lack of an advocacy organization for SoCal boaters. Organizations such as
NEWPORT BEACH—John Wayne’s Wild Goose will be among the nearly 50 wooden vessels featured at the 6th annual Newport Beach Wooden Festival, which will be hosted by Balboa Yacht Club,
MARINA DEL REY—The budget for a beach redevelopment project within Marina del Rey Harbor has grown ever so slightly – that is, if you consider an additional $200,000 a slight
VENTURA—Boaters along the southern edge of California’s Central Coast should be prepared to see a few major changes during the next few weeks and months, as Ventura Port District is
Re: What in the world to do with California’s sea lion population? (issue April 5-18) A Nuisance on Society and the Sea … Sea Lions have become a nuisance. The
SAN DIEGO—The city of San Diego, which controls the Zuñiga Jetty Shoal waters, finally developed and passed an ordinance dealing with abandoned boats that often break apart and foul the
The Marine Recreation Association hosted the 4th annual California Boating Congress in Sacramento, March 5-6. More than 80 marine industry leaders and professionals met at the Embassy Suites by Hilton
