West Coast Sailing
Is 46 Seconds the Magic Number in the Transpac?
The 2021 Transpac is off! The first seven boats started yesterday.
Dump at the Pump with Division of Boating and Waterways’ ‘Pumpout Nav’ App
Find your nearest pumpout and floating restrooms with DBW's 'Pumpout Nav' app.
Update on the Demise of ‘Aequus’
On July 4 it appeared that S/V Aequus was a lost ship. But later that week she was recovered by a crew from TowBoatUs Ventura & Channel Islands.
Celebrate Shark Week with a World Premiere Film from Mexico
The film captures the work between scientists and fishermen to restore and protect sharks and their marine ecosystems in Baja California.
Hula Farewell for Sailboat Grounded off Malibu
July 4th will be a day to remember for the owners and crew of S/V 'Aequus', which washed ashore at Pt Dume near Malibu, California.
Singlehanded Transpacific Race — That’s a Wrap!
All 11 boats have finished the 2021 Singlehanded Transpacific Yacht Race.
How Not to Anchor During the Baja Ha-Ha
"Marco, you're a little close to shore, don't you think?"
A Tropical Paradise Awaits Solo Yacht Racers
The trade winds have filled in for the entire fleet of the Singlehanded Transpacific Yacht Race.
Transpac 40 Years Ago this Month: 46 Seconds Made the Difference
Where do 46 seconds go over a 2,250-mile race?
Classic Sailboats, and Neighbors, Converge for Woodies Regatta
Knarrs, International One Designs (IOD) and Folkboats battled it out on the San Francisco Cityfront.
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