OXNARD, Calif. -- From students to dive instructors to multiple members of the same family, the 34 people who perished in the boat fire off the coast of Ventura County had a wide range of interests ...

A federal appeals court ruled in the 2023 conviction of Conception boat captain Jerry Boylan for his role in the deaths of 34 ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Defendant Jerry Boylan, right, captain of the Conception dive boat, arrives at federal court in Los Angeles on Tuesday. (Damian ...

Trial began Tuesday for the captain of a scuba dive boat that caught fire and sank off the Southern California coast in the deadliest maritime disaster in recent U.S. history. Thirty-four people died ...

The captain of the Conception dive boat that sunk to the bottom of the ocean near Santa Cruz Island in 2019 has been convicted in the deaths of the 34 souls on board. Jerry Nehl Boylan, 69, of Santa ...

No one likely escaped the flames that tore through a boat packed with scuba divers, with all 34 people sleeping below deck presumed dead during a Labor Day weekend expedition off the Southern ...

A total of 34 people were killed on Sept. 2, 2019, when the Santa Barbara-based dive boat Conception caught fire and sank while anchored offshore of Santa Cruz Island. Noozhawk.com Conception dive ...

SANTA CRUZ, Calif. -- Several victims of a boat fire that occurred near the Santa Cruz Islands in Southern California have been identified as Northern California residents. From Santa Cruz to Fremont, ...

As a longtime dive boat captain, instructor and engine mechanic his fellow owners relied on, Frank Persico was a decades-long mainstay of the Long Island diving community... He was best known for ...

By Kingsley Mamore Dambai (O/R), March 24, GNA – The Ghana Life Saving and Diving Association, in collaboration with the ...

Four years after a fire killed 34 people in a dive boat off the coast of Santa Barbara, the boat’s 71-year-old captain is on trial to determine whether he is criminally responsible for their deaths.

SANTA BARBARA, Calif. -- No one likely escaped the flames that tore through a boat packed with scuba divers, with all 34 people sleeping below deck presumed dead during a Labor Day weekend expedition ...