San Diego Sets Time for Big Bay Boom Fireworks Show
Port of San Diego has announced the start time for Big Bay Boom, said to be the largest Fourth of July fireworks display on the West Coast.
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Dali Chief Engineer Admits Safety Breach in Bridge Case
Prosecutors enter into deferred prosecution agreement with chief engineer of the Dali after he acknowledged conduct that amounted to criminal violation.
Cunard's Queen Elizabeth Sets Sail on Final Alaska Season
Cunard’s Queen Elizabeth arrived in Alaska in May to begin what is currently scheduled to be the cruise line’s final summer season in the region.
Royal Caribbean Honors Seward Greenhouse Business
Royal Caribbean names Exit Glacier Greenhouses winner of its first-ever Port Partners Small Business Accelerator Award.
U.S. CBP Removes Cruise Crew Member From Pearl Mist
U.S. Customs and Border Protection continues enforcement activity of cruise ship crew following deportation of 27 workers last month.
Maine Man Jailed Over Assault Aboard Cruise Ship
A Maine resident has been sentenced to federal prison following an assault that occurred onboard an international cruise ship.
Voyager of the Seas Debuts Alaska Season From Seattle
Royal Caribbean International’s Voyager of the Seas arrived in Seattle in May to begin its first-ever season sailing in Alaska.
Vancouver Marks One Million Biometric Cruise Passengers
The Port of Vancouver reaches significant milestone, welcoming its one millionth cruise passenger through its facial biometric embarkation system.
Independence Day Cruise Sale Announced by Costa
Costa Cruises North America has introduced an Independence Day Sale featuring balcony staterooms for the price of ocean view cabins.
Alaska Cruise Cut Short After Zaandam Propulsion Issue
Holland America's Zaandam was forced to cancel the remainder of its Alaska itinerary after experiencing a propulsion problem.
Royal Caribbean's Grandeur of the Seas Kicks Off Latin America Season
Grandeur of the Seas has arrived in Latin America in May to begin Royal Caribbean International’s summer season in the region.
Norwegian Viva Moves to Miami for 2027-28, Puerto Rico Cancelled
NCLH to reposition Norwegian Viva to PortMiami for 2027-28 winter season, cancelling the ship’s previously scheduled cruises from Puerto Rico.
Panama Canal Cuts Draft Limit as Water Concerns Return
The Panama Canal Authority (ACP) has announced a lower maximum authorized draft for vessels passing through its neopanamax locks.
Carnival Wins Seattle Sustainability Awards
Carnival Corporation and Carnival Cruise Line receive Sustainable Century Awards from the Port of Seattle in recognition of their environmental initiatives.
Disney Cruises Wins 13th Vancouver Blue Circle Award
Disney Cruise Line receives Vancouver Fraser Port Authority’s 2025 Blue Circle Award, the 13th time they've been honored for environmental initiatives.
U.S. States Sue Over TotalEnergies Offshore Deal
Seven U.S. states file lawsuit against the Trump administration and French energy company TotalEnergies over cancellation of major offshore wind lease.
Carnival Unveils Plans for America’s 250th Anniversary
Carnival Cruise Line has revealed a wide-ranging lineup of events and celebrations to mark America’s 250th anniversary.
U.S. Coast Guard's New Digital Mariner Credential System
The U.S. Coast Guard to introduce a new digital platform designed to modernize the Merchant Mariner Credential (MMC) application process.
Port of Vancouver Highlights 2026 Cruise Plans
Port of Vancouver's 2026 cruise newsletter outlines prep for the FIFA World Cup and celebrations marking the 40th anniversary of Canada Place.
Virgin Voyages Launches New Group Travel Program
Virgin Voyages has introduced a new Groups program aimed at simplifying the planning process for guests traveling together.