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Illegal immigrants stranded on island found hungry after two-day search
L.A. NOWStranded on a scenic but rugged island off the Santa Barbara coast, the illegal immigrants decided being rescued was more important than reaching their destination. Using a cellphone, one of them called 911 last Friday. Boats set off to find...... -
NTSB: Coast Guard craft's 'excessive speed' caused fatal crash
L.A. NOWThe National Transportation Safety Board has concluded that a fatal collision between a Coast Guard vessel and a civilian craft in San Diego Bay was caused by the Coast Guard boat's "excessive speed" and a lack of "effective oversight" of...... -
Coast Guard ends search for seven missing in Gulf of California boat accident
L.A. NOWThe U.S. Coast Guard has ended its search for seven U.S. citizens missing since a charter fishing boat sank July 3 during a freak storm in the Gulf of California. The Coast Guard, at the request of the Mexican navy,...... -
5 pelicans found covered in oil near Santa Barbara
L.A. NOWThe U.S. Coast Guard is investigating how five brown pelicans wound up covered in oil near Santa Barbara.... -
4 boaters rescued from sinking vessel off San Pedro
L.A. NOWFour people who were bobbing in the ocean about six miles off Point Fermin in San Pedro were rescued Thursday afternoon in an operation that relied on quick coordination between private and military vessels, officials said. The U.S. Coast Guard...... -
Two aboard sinking craft rescued southwest of San Diego
L.A. NOWTwo U.S. citizens aboard a personal watercraft in danger of sinking near the Coronado Islands were rescued Tuesday morning by good Samaritans and the U.S. Coast Guard. The two were aboard the craft about 13 miles southwest of San Diego....... -
U.S. Coast Guard rescues men who'd been adrift for 33 days
Nation NowJust another day on the job for the U.S. Coast Guard: The Coast Guard has rescued two men who were adrift in the ocean for 33 days in the middle of the Pacific Ocean; the men made their way to an atoll, where they were spotted and saved.... -
Swimmer still missing off Seal Beach as big surf hits coast
L.A. NOWA swimmer was still missing late Wednesday off Seal Beach as a helicopter continued to search area waters, officials said. The swimmer, a man believed to be in his early 20s, was last seen about 200 yards offshore in the...... -
9/11 anniversary: Police boost security at Port of Los Angeles
L.A. NOWAs a precaution during the 10th anniversary of Sept. 11, police at the Port of Los Angeles said Sunday they have stepped up patrols both on land and water. “Given the significance of the week leading into 9/11, we have...... -
$44.4-million settlement reached in San Francisco Bay oil spill
GreenspaceLocal, state and federal officials on Monday announced a $44.4-million civil settlement with the owners and operators of a container ship that spilled 53,000 gallons of oil into San Francisco Bay after striking a tower of the San Francisco-Oakland Bay... -
Sunken WWII boat mystery: Where did 3 million gallons of oil go?
L.A. NOWIt was just after sunrise on Dec. 23, 1941, when the tanker Montebello was hit by a torpedo from a Japanese submarine just off the Central California coast, taking 3 million gallons of crude oil with it as it sank....... -
Divers to test sunken WWII oil tanker off California coast
L.A. NOWThe U.S. Coast Guard has hired a diving firm to help it determine whether oil is present aboard an oil tanker sunk by a Japanese submarine off the California coast in the weeks following the attack on Pearl Harbor in 1941....
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