Port of L.A. postpones fixed license plate reader equipment contract discussion

Devon Warren-Kachelein

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

The Future is Now: Does Boating and Waterways Need to Evolve?

Parimal M. Rohit

January 3, 2019

STATEWIDE — Another new year is upon us and at least one member of the Division of Boating and Waterways

Parimal M. Rohit

September 13, 2018

STATEWIDE — A recently released assessment on climate change painted a bleak picture of the worst that could happen if

Parimal M. Rohit

August 26, 2018

EUREKA — Several boating projects in California benefit from a federal grant program aimed at funding vital infrastructure improvements, according

Parimal M. Rohit

August 25, 2018

LONG BEACH — Food, clothing, hair, nails and fitness are the theme of the first batch of tenants announced for

Parimal M. Rohit

July 12, 2018

DANA POINT — About 21 years has passed since plans for a revitalized Dana Point Harbor were first introduced. Those

Devon Warren

May 31, 2018

REDONDO BEACH — Not all is quiet on the Redondo Beach waterfront, despite the apparent calm surrounding The Log’s recent

Parimal M. Rohit

May 24, 2018

STATEWIDE — The term “sneakaboard” certainly garnered the attention of The Log’s readers. Coverage in our April 20-May 3 issue

Devon Warren

May 14, 2018

SANTA BARBARA — As boaters, anglers and marine-life lovers know, it takes a community effort to keep the beaches and

Parimal M. Rohit

December 21, 2017

STATEWIDE — Call it cliché to identify taxes as one of life’s two guarantees, but hey, the act of transferring