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Coast Guard halts illegal charter in Miami — A Coast Guard Station Miami Beach boarding team board the 42-foot pleasure craft, Breaking the Habit on Sept. 7, 2019. The vessel was operating in violation of a previous Captain of the Port order and the boarding team terminated the voyage. Coast Guard p

Coast Guard halts illegal charter in Miami

sandy-at-tuckerton-coast-guard — The Tuckerton Beach, N.J., neighborhood inundated on the morning of Oct. 29, 2012, after Hurricane Sandy. Coast Guard photo.

Coast Guard names director of hurricane reconstruction program

USCGC John Midgett operates near Dutch Harbor, Alaska — Coast Guard members return to the Coast Guard Cutter John Midgett aboard a small boat while the crew of the cutter operates near Dutch Harbor, Alaska. U.S. Coast Guard photo by Fireman Taylor Martin.

Coast Guardsman charged following Alaska death investigation

Coast Guard prepares for Hurricane Dorian impacts — Coast Guard cutter crews better position themselves to weather the incoming impacts of Hurricane Dorian in Hampton Roads, Va., Sept. 5, 2019. U.S. Coast Guard photo.

Coast Guard prepares for Dorian in North Carolina and Virginia

Anna C — The 190', 1,285-passenger Anna C. Photo Block Island Ferry website

Coast Guard fines two ferry rail jumpers

Savage Ingenuity tow — The towboat Savage Ingenuity and two empty tank barges on south bank of the GIWW post-accident. Aft view shows water up to second deck on starboard side of towboat. Coast Guard photos

Coast Guard updates marine casualty reporting forms

Joint response underway for ship, barge collision in Houston Ship Channel — A barge loaded with marine fuel oil sits partially submerged in the Houston Ship Channel after the 2014 collision with the bulk carrier Summer Wind. USCG photo.

Coast Guard proposes rule affecting fuel oil transfers on inspected vessels

Pertusola — The 476'x72' Pertusola is owned by Carbofin SpA. Carboflotta Shipowning Group image

Coast Guard responds to vessel collision south of Oahu

Use of wrong materials delivers final blow to burning passenger vessel

2015 August OTW Crown Point running — The towboat Crown Point was the first West Coast vessel to obtain a Certificate of Inspection under Subchapter M. Tidewater Transportation & Terminals photo.

Coast Guard updates approved Subchapter M TPO list