West Coast Sailing
PICYA Celebrates, and San Francisco Bay Marine Infrastructure
The PICYA has been helping yacht clubs coordinate, communicate and collaborate since 1896.
Get the Good Jibes with Mike Martin
Hear Mike talk about how to find the type of sailing you truly enjoy, what’s special about the 5O5 and whether winning championships ever gets old.
San Francisco Bay Goes Mad for Foiling
First foiling America's Cup boats, then foiling kiteboards, then foiling windsurfers, and now more, from Wingfoilers to foiling Waszps to foiling 50-ft catamarans.
Motorboat Rams Docked Vessels, Injures One in Wild Newport Beach Rampage
In what was described as a "joyride" 38-year-old Joel Praneet Siam rammed docked boats in Newport Beach last week. One person was injured when her sailboat was struck broadside.
Cal Maritime Repeats at L.A. Harbor Cup
Cal Maritime logged the first bullet in the Port of Los Angeles Harbor Cup-California Maritime Academy Invitational Intercollegiate Regatta.
The Toll of an Expanding Treasure Island and Bay Area
The Treasure Island Sailing Center is asking people to write their San Francisco Board of Supervisors representative and urge them to vote no on the proposed TI toll.
‘Mr. Fun’ Wins Charles Langlais Trophy Posthumously
Dick Loomis, aka Mr. Fun, has won a posthumous award from the Pacific Coast Yachting Association for his amazing ability to bring people together to have fun on and around the water.
A Thank-You to Sailors Who Clean Up the Bay
A ferry service turned into a cleanup mission when Edward Stancil saw how much trash was on the Shell Beach foreshore.
California Dreamin’ San Francisco Stop a Cliffhanger
The California Dreamin’ Series St. Francis Yacht Club Stop took place on March 5-6 under bluebird skies.
Enjoy Good Jibes Episode #30 With Ron Geiger
Ron Geiger has lived on sailboats for over 25 years. He grew up visiting the cove that bears his family name and has since traveled over 50,000 nautical miles.
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