Every boating season starts the same way. The weather improves, the days get longer, and the water starts calling a little louder. After months of inactivity, boaters are eager to
What boaters often call “bad weather” has less to do with personal preference and more to do with disruption; disruption to safety, schedules, and the predictable rhythms of the ocean.
We ran a short week and only got off the dock a couple of days because of the weather. Even after that wind, the water is still 61° along the
On February 10, 2026, the Newport Beach City Council voted to adopt Resolution 2026-12, formally creating a two-member Ad Hoc Committee to review and respond to concerns raised by the
By Captain Obvious There are many debates in boating. Single-engine versus twin. Gas versus diesel. Paper charts versus electronics. But there’s one topic that remains blissfully free of controversy, disagreement,
SAN CLEMENTE — A section of San Clemente’s popular 2.3-mile coastal beach trail in the city’s southern stretch has been temporarily closed as officials monitor potential slope movement near Lasuen
If Santa Barbara were a person, they’d be effortlessly put together without ever looking like they tried too hard. Think sun-faded deck shoes, a well-worn jacket that smells faintly of
Newport Beach officials are initiating a comprehensive review of how the city manages Newport Harbor, including onshore and offshore moorings, private piers, and associated fees, following scrutiny from the California
