Commentary
What’s the Issue With October? Here’s a Sneaky Preview
In the October issue, we'll be covering both sides of the seashore — that thin line between the water and the land.
Ernest Gann, ‘The Odyssey,’ Sirens, and the Singing Girl of Fournoi
No wonder we've always enjoyed the writing of our editor John Riise (JR). His sea stories were inspired by the best.
Oakland Estuary Cleanup To Haul 16 Boats
Lind Marine has begun removing sunken boats from the Oakland Estuary as part of a NOAA marine debris-removal grant.
Moore 24 50th Anniversary Nationals Kicks Off in Santa Cruz
Competition will be tough, but it was clear from the smiles, laughter and greetings across the water that everyone is just happy to participate.
Classics Go Full Send in Rolex Big Boat Series
The crew carpool across the Golden Gate Bridge was the first clue: sea chanteys, sailors singing along. Racing in the Rolex Big Boat Series Classics division was not what I expected.
Latitude Print Issue Helps Host Women’s Sailing Seminar
OK, we admit the headline is a little misleading. We didn't personally do anything at Island Yacht Club's Women's Sailing Seminar. But, we did have a cameo role …
El Niño Heating Up With Hurricanes Polo and Odalys
So far, the 2026 hurricane season is generally following the predictions.
Cruising Unplugged, Except for the Wi-Fi
Point Conception doesn't care about your digital detox. Neither do the shipping lanes, and neither does a wind forecast that changes its mind multiple times a day.
Sailing Into Fall via Tomorrow’s Equinox
As September comes to a close, we checked the calendar and saw that tomorrow is the fall equinox.
What Happens on Innovative, Pioneering Working Waterfronts?
Building the next generation of innovative marine companies along the Sausalito waterfront will inspire every generation of sailors.
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