Every seasoned boater understands the importance of a VHF radio. It is a lifeline at sea, a critical tool for safety and communication. Yet, despite its significance, many boaters fail
In the spirit of Valentine’s Day, it’s time to acknowledge that some relationships just don’t last forever. And in this case, NOAA has officially called it quits with paper nautical
For sailors of all levels, the dance between wind and vessel remains a captivating and ever-evolving skill. A crucial element in this choreography is the sail — the canvas that
LONG BEACH — Sailing — the art of harnessing the wind to glide gracefully across the water — is more than just a pastime; it’s a lifestyle that combines skill,
Designing the perfect dock to match a waterfront property’s unique conditions can be a complex process. From fluctuating water levels to shoreline stability, boaters and waterfront property owners must consider
Hola, yatistas! After a brief pause to complete “Mexico Boating Guide” for this 2025 cruising season, I’m back with The Log’s Mexico Report column on a quarterly basis. Thanks for
Wilmington resident Yolanda De La Torre has been unanimously confirmed by the Los Angeles City Council to join the Los Angeles Board of Harbor Commissioners, the governing body overseeing the
Calling all young artists and budding conservationists! Here’s your chance to combine creativity with environmental awareness in the Fish Art Contest: IGFA Debris Division. Open to students in grades K
