Coast Guard

U.S. Coast Guard crews rescued two stranded hikers Monday night on rocks about 40 feet above the shore near Cascade Head.

U.S. Coast Guard crew members aboard three separate vessels recently rescued a 50-foot commercial fishing vessel disabled 116 miles west of Newport Wednesday.

The Oregon-based crew of the Coast Guard Cutter Steadfast was scheduled to return home to Astoria on Tuesday following a 56-day counter-narcotic patrol to the Eastern Pacific Ocean that netted 23,000 pounds of cocaine valued at $350 million.

The Coast Guard Station Yaquina Bay Officer-in-Charge, Chief Warrant Officer Thomas Molloy, provided testimony for the Mary B II case yesterday.

An 83-year-old male was hoisted to safety Monday near Newport after the U.S. Coast Guard received a request for assistance from a search and rescue crew.

The U.S, Coast Guard will conduct a public hearing beginning May 13 at Newport City Hall to consider evidence related to the Mary B...

A criminal complaint was filed today in federal court alleging Canadian citizen John Phillip Stirling, 65, illegally possessed, with intent to distribute, methamphetamine aboard a U.S. flagged vessel.

Rear Adm. David Throop, Commander of the 13th Coast Guard District, will formally recognize the re-designation of Newport as a "Coast Guard City" during a...

The Coast Guard is warning individuals who make false mayday reports that there are consequences to those actions.

The U.S. Coast Guard continues the investigation of the fishing vessel Mary B II, which capsized off Newport Jan. 9 and resulted in the loss of the vessel and its three crew members.