
War Heroes on Water Prepares for its Sixth Year
NEWPORT BEACH— The roar of engines, the anticipation on faces and the rhythmic dance of lines in the water paint a vivid picture of the War Heroes on Water (WHOW)

NEWPORT BEACH— The roar of engines, the anticipation on faces and the rhythmic dance of lines in the water paint a vivid picture of the War Heroes on Water (WHOW)

Air in a diesel fuel system can be a boater’s worst nightmare. It can prevent an engine from starting, cause rough idling and even lead to engine damage. The culprit

As we approach winter, we need to prepare our boats for several months of idling away in the marina slip or on the driveway, waiting for the next season of

The Department of Commerce has announced a $12.2 million allocation to support salmon fisheries in Alaska and Washington state that have been impacted by recent disasters. The funding targets the

The Port of Los Angeles (POLA) has taken a significant step towards a zero-emission future, deploying the first commercially available electric cargo top handlers in the United States. This milestone

The Port of San Diego is celebrating its continued leadership in environmental stewardship after achieving recertification by Green Marine, North America’s leading environmental certification program for the maritime industry. This

“This is Lucy aboard our 1981 38 ft Bertram, “Rapture,” said Elise Stewart in and email to the Log.

“This is Whitney, our 1.5-year-old mini–Golden Doodle,” said Frank Marraccino in an email to the Log. “She loves sailing as much as we do.”