Keep on biking Dear ER: These bike lanes are awesome (Hermosa Beach trades car lanes for bike lanes,” ER Feb.
Easy Reader Staff
March 7, 2021
Keep on biking Dear ER: These bike lanes are awesome (Hermosa Beach trades car lanes for bike lanes,” ER Feb.
Phil Becker was the most prolific and most under celebrated surfboard shaper in history, by his own design.
On President’s Day morning, a middle-aged, white surfer hassled two 24-year-old Black surfers in the line-up at the Manhattan Beach Pier. He told them to go surf in El Porto. Then, more pointedly, he told them to go surf Bruce’s Beach, a Blacks only beach in the 1920s and more recently, the site of Black Lives Matter protests
by Kevin Cody “Too early to tell. It’s a great program and I hope we can keep it,” Los Angeles
The ET Surf/South Bay Boardriders Club Virtual Event 2 Surf Contest is underway. Contestants’ videos will be accepted through Sunday
In previous years, the SBBC contest series has been held throughout the winter on Saturdays in El Porto. But this winter, because of the pandemic, rather than surf together in heats, in front of judges, competitors are surfing individually, in front of video cameras.
by Rachel Reeves There’s a #9 on the pitcher’s mound at Seahawk Stadium. It’s a salute to Sean Denhart, a
Nick “Flinch” Padilla claims to have never put on a dry wetsuit, a testament to being in the ocean just about every day since he learned to surf.
That is not to say he’s had a healthy life.
He smoked pot for the first time at age nine. By high school he was drinking heavily and taking speed, two drugs that seemed to go well with his two other obsessions: music and surfing.
When he was 14, he and his friends founded STDs, a punk band that was still performing locally, prior to the pandemic.
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Surfing, this sporting discipline has been gaining in popularity for several years now and is attracting more and more people
The most powerful of the six back to back Northwest swells was forecast to hit Mavericks last Sunday, Jan 8. Three longtime El Porto friends, big wave surfer Bob Sievers, photographer Ken Pagliaro and boat captain Brooke Basse rearranged their lives to be there.
“COVID turned into a blessing for me because there were no distractions.” Manhattan Beach skateboarder Mason Silva has been
Not long ago, before surging rates of the novel coronavirus again siloed Americans in their homes, meteorologist and TV presenter
The pandemic in Manhattan Beach was met with an uneasy mixture of community cooperation and outright defiance in a year in which the city’s conflicts would mirror the nation’s.
In late March, the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health closed The Strand, the bike path and
Shortly after returning to Manhattan Beach from Vietnam, in 1969, 21-year-old John Post photographed a mirror reflection of the Manhattan
