NATIONWIDE—Two Southern California harbors in the running for the “Best Harbor in the U.S.” title failed to make the final cut, with a New England area waterfront ultimately being recognized
NATIONWIDE—A common concern seemingly crossing the desk of this writer on a regular basis is how to garner a younger audience in the boating industry, be it through sailing competition
NEWPORT BEACH—Springtime is in full bloom at Lido Marina Village, which means its time for Newport Beach’s postcard destination to again host annual Newport Boat Show, an in-water event presenting
NEW ZEALAND—One never knows when a boating safety tip – and a clothing item – can come in handy. A German man named Arne Murke, 30, owes his life to
HUNTINGTON BEACH—For the first time in history, Huntington Beach hosted a harbor commission meeting at City Hall; the commission’s members convened inside a small conference room here in downtown Huntington
SACRAMENTO—Jerry Brown is no longer California’s governor, so he won’t be around to veto the latest iteration of bill proposing to establish a statewide office for outdoor recreational activities. Assembly
STATEWIDE—California’s marinas, from San Diego to Crescent City, will have to abide by a new mandate, as of Jan. 1, 2020: allocate 25 percent of slips to a new fractional
SACRAMENTO—Two Assembly members are proposing to update the definition of vessel operator, according to a bill introduced on Feb. 21. Assembly Bill 1183 (AB 1183), if approved and signed into
