In Newport Beach, the boating experience doesn’t end when the lines are tied up. In many ways, it’s just getting started. Across the harbor, a growing part of the boating
As Southern California’s boating season begins to ramp up, Channel Islands Harbor is once again placing safety at the forefront with the return of one of its most anticipated annual
Boat shows are often described as playgrounds for boating enthusiasts. Rows of gleaming vessels, new electronics, marine gear, and the latest innovations in boat design draw thousands of visitors each
California’s long-anticipated ocean salmon season officially opens April 11 for waters south of Pigeon Point to the Mexico border, marking a significant step forward for anglers and coastal communities as
The arrival of summer means longer days on the water, warmer temperatures, and more opportunities to fish, cruise, and gather with friends at anchor. But before peak boating season arrives,
Efforts to restore California’s once-abundant abalone populations are continuing to take shape beneath the surface, where a small but significant group of green abalone has recently been placed along the
The Newport Ocean Sailing Association (NOSA) has long played a quiet but essential role in shaping the culture of competitive sailing along the Southern California coast, operating as both a
Newport Beach has long been considered one of Southern California’s premier boating destinations, but beyond its scenic harbor, waterfront homes, and easy access to open water, it also serves as
