News - Pillar Point Harbor
By Julia Scott PRINCETON-BY-THE-SEA -- Fishermen heading out of Pillar Point Harbor on Friday showed no surprise at the unprecedented, total loss of their chinook salmon season, announced Thursday afternoon by regional fisheries regulators in Seattle.
By Julia Scott PRINCETON-BY-THE-SEA -- Pillar Point Harbor officials are alarmed by a proposal by the U.S. Air Force, which runs a nearby radar station, to dump stormwater into the harbor -- water which historically has been polluted.
By Julia Scott PILLAR POINT HARBOR -- Fishermen were an endangered species at this marina north of Half Moon Bay on Sunday, sitting at home to ponder what the collapse of the Sacramento River salmon fishery would mean for their livelihoods -- and the future of their careers on the water.
By Julia Scott PRINCETON-BY-THE-SEA -- Local fishermen saw doom in a report released Tuesday warning that the Sacramento River's fall chinook salmon population fell by two-thirds in 2007 and is headed for collapse, according to data from the federal government.