Sail the Bay for Memorial Day, and Sailagram
A three-day weekend gives us all plenty of time and reason to smile on San Francisco Bay. It will be a weekend to relax in your best fleece fashions.
Registration for California US Open Sailing Series Now Open
The summer Olympics will be held in Paris in 2024. US Olympic hopefuls need to qualify, with the US Open Sailing Series on the West Coast being a close-to-home option to get your game on.
Where Did All Those SailGP Spectators Come From?
SailGP attracted all kinds of people, all kinds of sailors from all over the world. Did we miss you? We hope to see you at the next one.
It’s Good To Have a Boat Show Back on Our Shores
Finally it's boat show time again. It was good to walk the docks and see old friends.
Chris Poole Wins Congressional Cup With First-Ever Undefeated Record
The Congressional Cup has been hotly contested since 1965, with winners like Dennis Connor, Ted Turner, Dave Perry, Chris Dickson, Ken Read and many more. None of them have won with 24 straight wins.
Cruise Ship ‘American Jazz’ Shows the Way to Napa
The 'American Jazz' cruise ship shows you can cruise almost anything up the California Delta.
Looking Back at the Very First ‘Latitude 38’ Women’s Issue
There have been many pioneering women sailors who have opened the door for subsequent generations. Many were around long before 'Latitude 38' and our first women's issue in February, 1979.
Bomb Cyclone: Eye of the Storm on the Golden Gate Bridge
As the eye of yesterday's bomb cyclone passed over the Golden Gate Bridge, the accompanying weather caused boats to move away from the docks.
University of Hawaii Wins Port of Los Angeles Harbor Cup
Collegiate keelboat racing is alive and well with the Port of Los Angeles-sponsored Port of L.A. Harbor Cup.
Oakland City Council Passes Nuisance Vessel Act to Clean Up the Estuary
A new Nuisance Vessel Ordinance in Oakland promises to help start a long-overdue Estuary cleanup.
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