LOS ANGELES—It’s a landmark year for the Transpacific Yacht Race, which will be celebrating its 50th running when the first set of boats leave Long Beach’s Rainbow Harbor for Ala
NEW YORK (Log News Service)—In front of large crowds lining the waterfront in downtown Manhattan, the Japan SailGP Team – helmed by double Olympic medalist Nathan Outteridge – beat off
NEWPORT BEACH—Newport Harbor Yacht Club hosts the Summer Gold Cup in Newport Beach Harbor, June 29-30. The regatta is open to Junior Naples Sabots, whose skippers are in good standing
LOS ANGELES—An organization in Los Angeles won a grant award from 11th Hour Racing, allowing them to expand its Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) programming for sailing and boat-building,
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
SAN DIEGO—Active owners of PC/PCC classes, Kettenburg boats (built before 1985) and other full keel sailboats with all-wood hull construction (also built before 1985) are invited to participate in the
SAN DIEGO (AP/Log News Service)—Lowell North, a pioneering sailmaker who won an Olympic gold medal and four world championships in the venerable Star Class, has died. He was 89. North
SAN DIEGO—Female racers of the Snipe class will be on the water, June 15, to compete in the All Girl Sail Jam, which is hosted by Mission Bay Yacht Club
