Port of San Diego declares local emergency
April 6, 2020
SAN DIEGO—The bottom of the COVID-19 crisis will take weeks, if not months, to discover. Board members with the Port
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April 6, 2020
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April 6, 2020
Gov. Newsom signs bill to regulate drunk boating
October 24, 2019
SACRAMENTO—A proposal calling for boats operated by intoxicated individuals to be impounded for up to 30 days was signed into
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Port of L.A. postpones fixed license plate reader equipment contract discussion
January 24, 2019
LOS ANGELES—License plate reader (LPR) cameras, a controversial subject matter in California some have likened to an Orwellian-like infringement of
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The Future is Now: Does Boating and Waterways Need to Evolve?
January 3, 2019
STATEWIDE — Another new year is upon us and at least one member of the Division of Boating and Waterways
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Officials release fourth statewide assessment of climate change
September 13, 2018
STATEWIDE — A recently released assessment on climate change painted a bleak picture of the worst that could happen if
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Federal grant program helps California maintain boating infrastructure
August 26, 2018
EUREKA — Several boating projects in California benefit from a federal grant program aimed at funding vital infrastructure improvements, according
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First batch of tenants announced for 2nd & PCH project
August 25, 2018
LONG BEACH — Food, clothing, hair, nails and fitness are the theme of the first batch of tenants announced for
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Dana Point Harbor lease agreement on deck for supervisors
July 12, 2018
DANA POINT — About 21 years has passed since plans for a revitalized Dana Point Harbor were first introduced. Those
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Redondo Beach’s controversial “Waterfront” redevelopment remains in limbo
May 31, 2018
REDONDO BEACH — Not all is quiet on the Redondo Beach waterfront, despite the apparent calm surrounding The Log’s recent
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Sneakaboards: Too Much Government Regulation?
May 24, 2018
STATEWIDE — The term “sneakaboard” certainly garnered the attention of The Log’s readers. Coverage in our April 20-May 3 issue
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