Smoke on the Water Industrial parks and natural parks, together in photos Although it predates most of the local residents
Bondo Wyszpolski
May 12, 2017
Smoke on the Water Industrial parks and natural parks, together in photos Although it predates most of the local residents
Cash in the barrell Cash Cherry gave up his Rubik’s Cube for a surfboard. Now he’s applying his
Gallery photos by Steve Gaffney. The South Bay Boardriders “King of the Beach” end of season contest, hosted by Spyder
Manhattan Beach will host the 56th International Surf Festival this year. Competitors of all ages and abilities will participate dozens
Sailing: Fourteen-year-old Redondo Beach sailor Taft Buckley won the Silver fleet competition at the Lake Garda Regatta in Italy. The
How shaper Jose Barahona quietly became one of the sport’s most prodigious surfboard makers You can feel the power in
Surfing: Hosted by Spyder Surf, the South Bay Boardriders Club will be holding the Subaru Pacific Surf Series Championship Contest
2017 Hermosa Beach Surfers Walk of Fame inductee Jim Graham’s Hermosa Beach childhood helped form the template for the surfing lifestyle
In April 2015, the City of Manhattan Beach made a sudden announcement that shook the twin pastoral pillars of suburbia,
Chris Frohoff credits his volleyball playing older brother Brent for starting him surfing, in a sibling rivalry sort of way.
One day, Brent was surfing between volleyball games and lost his board. Chris grabbed it and never gave it back.
‘Chasing Unicorns,’ Brad Jacobson’s feature length surf film about the 2016-17 winter surf in the South Bay premiers Friday,April 28 at the Hermosa Beach Community Theater, following a reception for the 2017 Surfers Walk of Fame reception at the Hermosa Beach Historical Museum.
It always seems to come back to surfing with Bill Brand, even with his campaign literature. One of Brand’s
After reaching the heights of women’s competitive surfing in the 1960s, Mary Lou McGinnis-Drummy became the first woman to
Almost every day for nearly five decades, Swift sat in his spot, 40 yards southwest of the end of the Topaz jetty waiting for the next set wave. The carpenter and surfboard shaper passed away Sunday from a brain tumor.
Rough waters and overhead surf didn’t stop a group of military veterans from throwing themselves into the waves of El
Dale McHattie was sitting on his board at Boneyards in Palos Verdes, after having caught a nice wave and paddling back out to the lineup, when he fell backwards into the water. Fellow surfers Steve and Gary Randle pulled him from the water and rushed him to shore.
