
Driscoll granted lease extension of boatyard project
SAN DIEGO — The Port of San Diego’s Board of Port Commissioners approved two lease agreements at its Sept. 12 meeting, one allowing Driscoll extra time to complete its boatyard

SAN DIEGO — The Port of San Diego’s Board of Port Commissioners approved two lease agreements at its Sept. 12 meeting, one allowing Driscoll extra time to complete its boatyard

Guests are invited to attend San Clemente’s 31st Annual Seafest for an afternoon of delicious chowder, lobster, arts and crafts, a surf contest and so much more. Boaters will not

BOSTON (LOG NEWS SERVICE) — A Scottish man seeking to cross the Atlantic Ocean in a rowboat abandoned his 3,400-mile journey after being rescued some 500 miles off the coast

WASHINGTON, D.C. (LOG NEWS SERVICE) — Pres. Donald Trump proclaimed America is safe because the U.S. Coast Guard is “strong.” “You are the elite force that defends our borders, patrols

SAN DIEGO — Training Resources Ltd., Inc., announced the operations of Maritime Institute, Inc., of San Diego, would be merged into Training Resources’ San Diego facilities. Training Resources CEO Dave

CHICAGO (AP) — The U.S. Coast Guard is asking boaters going out on Lake Michigan and other waterways not to keep where they’re going a secret. The Coast Guard is

SAN DIEGO — The Port of San Diego’s Harbor Police Department will hold an outreach session at the port district’s headquarters, June 4, to receive public input on illegal vessel

SAN DIEGO — Picture a scene where business owners are losing more and more profit each day by following the rules. This is what happens to legal passenger charter vessel