The U.S. Navy has issued a public notice to stay away from the wreckage and any debris from a crashed EA-18G Growler plane in San Diego Bay, which is still in the water off of Shelter Island.

Note: Dockside 1953 asked The UCSD Guardian to review the restaurant’s choice of dishes, some of which were not listed on its ...

Perched on the edge of Pier 39 in San Francisco, Fog Harbor Fish House is like the Swiss Army knife of seafood restaurants – it’s got a tool for every oceanic craving. With stunning views of the bay ...

Amidst all the recent focus on the Vendée Globe race and SailGP's Season 5 racing, it's important to remember that there's also great offshore racing unfurling on the opposite end of sailing's ...

Navy officials said on Friday that it might take up to two weeks to complete the recovery operation. In a statement, ...

The plunge Wednesday of an uncontrolled E/A-18G Growler into the San Diego Bay channel between Coronado and Shelter Island ...

U.S. Navy divers continue to search the sea floor for any scattered pieces of debris that remain in the water.

After months at sea, the U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Waesche returned to San Diego on Thursday ... a routine counter-drug patrol around 300 nautical miles south of Mexico. Search crews dedicated ...

Navy divers recovered the first pieces of an EA-18G Growler that crashed in the San Diego Bay last week, the sea service ...

The E/A-18G Growler went down near Shelter Island February 12th, with both pilots ejecting safely before impact.