California’s offshore oil rigs could turn into windmills and dive hotels A Long Beach conference explores new uses for oil rigs at the end of their life cycle.

They look ugly and lifeless from the shore. But beneath the water's surface, offshore oil rigs in California harbor rich ecosystems that some people want to want to preserve.

Beneath the waves, oil rigs off California are home to a vast and thriving community of sea life that some scientists say is one of the richest marine ecosystems on the planet.

The Halifax Sport Fishing Club will be hosting its annual Special Needs Fishing Tournament May 4 at the pier under the Dunlawton Bridge in Port Orange. Registration is that morning from 8:30 to 9 ...

Long a scourge to environmentalists, California’s offshore oil rigs may be transformed into ecological trophies. A dozen or more of the state’s 27 offshore platforms could be decommissioned in ...