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Coast Guard halts high-seas hunt for boaters off San Francisco
L.A. NOWThe U.S. Coast Guard has indefinitely suspended the search for survivors of a boating accident off the San Francisco coast that left one person dead and four missing in heavy seas on Saturday. The accident occurred during an annual sailboat...... -
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....... -
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... -
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.... -
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.... -
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....... -
Coast Guard: Shipping lanes need to be moved to protect whales
L.A. NOWThe U.S. Coast Guard has recommended shifting the shipping lanes in the Santa Barbara Channel to move cargo ships out of the way of whales feeding in the Channel Islands National Marine Sanctuary. A proposal published Tuesday would narrow the...... -
Coast Guard saves 77-year-old woman on cruise ship off San Diego
L.A. NOWA 77-year-old woman showing signs of a stroke was evacuated from a cruise ship by a U.S. Coast Guard helicopter dispatched from San Diego.... -
60-year-old jet skier rescued from kelp bed near Catalina
L.A. NOWA 60-year-old man on a jet ski who was trapped in a kelp bed near Santa Catalina Island was rescued Monday evening, officials said. The man was reported missing after he failed to return the island, prompting a search-and-rescue mission...... -
California residents rescued in fatal boat accident in Mexico
L.A. NOWOne person was reported dead and seven others missing Monday afternoon after a fishing boat carrying 27 U.S. tourists and 16 Mexican crew members capsized in rough seas in the Sea of Cortez, officials said. The 27 tourists, most of......
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