Maritime History
A Bit of San Francisco Bay Yacht Racing History
"If only the 'Chronicle' was as interested in sailing now!"
San Francisco Bay Sailing Photos Found in the Attic
The Wulzen family discovered some classic San Francisco Bay sailing photos from their father's archives.
Ghost Ships of the San Francisco Bay
After a long pandemic pause, the Corinthian Speaker Series will return in 2022.
Remembering the Classic 115-ft Schooner ‘Eros’
Longtime 'Latitude 38' readers might remember reading stories about 'Eros,' a 115-ft schooner that spent a couple of decades in the Bay Area. Have you ever wondered where 'Eros' is now?
What Do You Know About This Sailboat on S.F. Bay?
Our sailing-magazine friends at 'Good Old Boat' asked for information about a sailboat. We decided to get on board and share the photo.
Santa Barbara Yacht Club Celebrates 150 Years
According to the 'Lloyd's Register of American Yachts,' the Santa Barbara Yacht Club was formed in 1872, and is the second-oldest yacht club on the Pacific Coast.
11th Hour Grant to Polynesian Voyagers
The Polynesian Voyaging Society will engage student navigators in storm training and the ancient science of non-instrument, wayfinding navigation.
New Rules for Cargo Ships Entering Port of Oakland
A new offshore queuing process implemented for the Port of Oakland will reduce cargo ship emissions and improve safety in the Bay Area.
West Coast Sailing Pioneer Donald Goring Homeless After Boat Fire
At around 10 a.m. on Monday, Donald Goring was taking a walk when his home of 30 years was destroyed by fire.
Cityfront Racers Get a Better Blackaller
On Sunday, Lisa Blackaller Williams cracked a bottle of champagne on the side of a new, and much larger, YRA buoy #16. The buoy is named after her father, Tom Blackaller.
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