SAN DIEGO—Have you noticed rain driven by significant winds affects your boat differently from rain or wind alone? Each singly can be benign, providing a gentle dousing or delightfully filled
SACRAMENTO—California’s almost 20-year state policy on ocean resource management could be receiving the most cosmetic of updates, thanks to a new bill proposed by State Sen. Scott Wiener. The proposal
LOS ANGELES—Marina del Rey’s fight against copper pollution will become more costly, what with the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors approving a contract adjustment to fund environmental consulting services
SACRAMENTO—California’s Boater Card, a little more than one year after its roll out, is starting to make its way onto vessels. By 2025, all adults will be expected to carry
LONG BEACH—The Long Beach Arena and neighboring Convention Center will become a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts, March 6-10, as the Fred Hall Shows returns for 2019 with its flagship event
NATIONWIDE—Ethanol topped the list of what issues matter most to boaters and industry leaders, according to a National Marine Manufacturers Association (NMMA) policy survey. The public sector also acknowledged the
WASHINGTON, D.C.—Members of Congress introduced legislation, Feb. 6, to address the effects of trade tariffs on both national security and the recreational boating industry. The sister bills introduced in the
MARINA DEL REY—Los Angeles – both the city and the county – was nothing to brag about in the 1950s. Sure it had Hollywood and scenic beaches, but it was
