Gov. Jerry Brown's plan to eliminate the California Department of Boating and Waterways and turn it into a division of the State Department of Parks and Recreation was discussed at recent Little Hoover Commission hearings.
A new $5.4 million dock system at Burton Chace Park will offer 44 transient boat slips to replace the current 33, accommodating vessels from 26 to 80 feet in length. Larger boats will be able to side-tie along a planned 300-foot dock.
Catalina Island’s fifth annual Flying Fish Festival, a four-day family event celebrating the island’s famous flying fish, is set for May 31-June 3.
CONANP, Mexico's federal commission that protects designated nature zones, is counting exactly how many PWCs, jet boats, water taxis and excursion charter boats zoom in, out and around the iconic landmark arches at Land’s End -- and how that traffic affects protected flora and fauna.
Long Beach Harbor
April 22 • 8:30 p.m. Officers aboard Long Beach Police Boat 2 responded to a report of a vessel on the beach at the Claremont Avenue lifeguard tower. The vessel ran aground after having engine trouble and was towed from the beach by Long Beach Fire Department Rescue Boat 1.
Santa Barbara Harbor
April 10 • 9:25 a.m. Santa Barbara Harbor Patrol officers received a call from a kayaker paddling near Refugio. He reported a large panga with four engines, on the beach. Officers notified the Coast Guard, Santa Barbara County Sheriff’s Department, and Immigration and Customs Enforcement personnel. The vessel was later towed to Santa Barbara Harbor and was suspected to have transported marijuana from Mexico.
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Border Run2 will start sailors from Long Beach and send them on four different courses, depending on the sailors’ preference. Sailors can race to Newport Beach, Dana Point, San Diego or San Diego via Los Coronados islands.
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I am interested in using my 46-foot sailing yacht in a charter business, to offset some of the costs of ownership. I am familiar with the chartering clubs that allow customers to take the boat out on their own, but I have a captain’s license and I am interested in taking out passengers for wine cruises and for overnight trips to Catalina. What legal issues should I be concerned about before I get started?