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Gulf oil spill: Reaction to lifting of drilling moratorium is mixed [Updated]
GreenspaceReaction to the Obama administration's move to lift the 4-month-old moratorium on deep-water drilling was swift Tuesday. The American Petroleum Institute welcomed the move but asked for swift approval of permits: While we are pleased that the Interior... -
Coast Guard responds to fire aboard cruise ship en route to Puerto Vallarta
L.A. NOWThe U.S. Coast Guard is sending three cutters and a helicopter to a cruise ship that has reported a fire en route from Long Beach to Puerta Vallarta. The 952-foot Carnival Splendor is reported to be 150 miles south of...... -
Cruise ship disabled by engine fire being taken by tugboats to Ensenada
L.A. NOWA luxury cruise ship on its way to Puerto Vallarta from Long Beach will instead be taken by tugboats to Ensenada after an engine fire that knocked out its air conditioning, hot food service, flush toilets and telephones, company officials...... -
Part of Long Beach Harbor closed to fishing after oil spill
L.A. NOWAn oil spill in Long Beach Harbor has prompted the Department of Fish and Game to close fishing in the harbor area. The spill occurred Sunday when a vessel's tank overflowed during fueling. The U.S. Coast Guard responded to the...... -
Stranded cruise ship being towed to San Diego, or maybe Ensenada
L.A. NOWThe cruise ship Carnival Splendor, left powerless by an engine fire Monday morning, is being towed to San Diego and is expected to arrive Thursday night, the cruise ship company announced Tuesday night. But if the 952-foot ship is unable...... -
Passengers aboard cruise ship are 'safe and healthy,' Coast Guard says
L.A. NOWPassengers and crew members aboard the disabled cruise ship Carnival Splendor are "safe and healthy," according to the U.S. Coast Guard, which sent a health service technician and food service technician to the ship. The Coast Guard cutter Morgenthau is..... -
Stranded boaters found safe off San Pedro
L.A. NOWA Long Beach couple stranded at sea overnight were found safe Monday off San Pedro by the U.S. Coast Guard. Don Stone, 44, and his fiancé, Christianna Macauley, 31, were stuck at sea on their way back from Catalina after...... -
Oil spill prompts fishing closure in Long Beach Harbor
OutpostsAn oil spill in Long Beach Harbor on Sunday has prompted the Department of Fish and Game to close portions of the harbor to fishing. The closure area extends from 300 feet south of the south bend of the Middle...... -
An Arctic oil spill could linger for years
GreenspaceAlmost everyone can agree that, however bad the Deepwater Horizon oil blowout in the Gulf of Mexico was, a major spill in an icy Arctic sea would be worse. How much worse? A new report commissioned by the Pew Environment...... -
Coast Guard renews search for swimmer lost off La Jolla
L.A. NOWThe U.S. Coast Guard is searching for a 53-year-old Massachusetts man who went swimming off La Jolla on Saturday afternoon and is now missing, officials in San Diego said. The Coast Guard launched a helicopter, a 33-foot response boat and...... -
Man who was reported missing while swimming off La Jolla is arrested in Yuma, Ariz.
L.A. NOWA 54-year-old man who is facing criminal charges in Massachusetts and was reported missing Saturday night after going swimming off La Jolla was arrested Wednesday by the U.S. Marshals Service in Yuma, Ariz. U.S. Coast Guard, San Diego lifeguards, and........ -
Deepwater drilling permits must move forward, judge rules
GreenspaceBeyond dispute is that before the Deepwater Horizon oil spill, permit applications were resolved in some two weeks. Also clear is that the permit applications at issue here have experienced delays of four months, if not more."...
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