West Coast Sailing
Local Legend Hank Easom Leaves His Mark on the Bay
In the March issue we shared a story commemorating the late Hank Easom and his life on the water and under sail.
Today’s Women Making Tomorrow’s Sailing History
There are countless women who are forging a career in sailing today, creating the historical sailing women of the future.
Newport Harbor Yacht Club to Cabo Race Sailed Out of the Darkness
Winter storms upset the California coast, making it a great time to escape to sunny Mexico.
Whatever the Weather, the Spring Equinox Has Arrived
Yes, it's still raining, and yes, the snow is still falling, but eventually, the weather will catch up with the season and we'll start to see more sunny days and higher temperatures (we hope).
Banderas Bay Regatta Turns 30 in Perfect Conditions
Banderas Bay offered up perfect conditions for all three days (plus a practice day and five fiestas) at the 30th Banderas Bay Regatta last week.
Peninsula Youth Sailing Foundation Wins PCYA Award
The Peninsula Youth Sailing Foundation in Redwood City has been awarded the Pacific Coast Yachting Association's Garrett Horder Memorial Trophy.
Green, Green Everywhere — Happy St. Patrick’s Day!
If you do anything green today for St. Patrick's Day, take some photos and send them to us. We need more color in our photo archives.
What’s Going On With All the ‘Lectronic Latitude’ Emails?
Who woke up yesterday morning to find a 'Welcome Aboard' email from 'Lectronic Latitude', even if you've been aboard for years?
Good Jibes #82: Andy Schwenk on Surviving a Scare
Andy is a longtime Express 37 sailor, Bay Area marine surveyor, and Richmond Yacht Club port captain who has truly seen it all.
Sailing-Art Mystery Solved by ‘Latitude 38’ Readers!
'Latitude' readers love solving sailing mysteries. This time they succeeded in identifying an unknown boat, in some unknown time and place.
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