Among the benefits of charity tournaments is not only the opportunity for average athletes to play with pros, but also to play with emerging talents. In the early 1970s, the talk of charity tournaments in Palos Verdes was a skinny 12-year-old named Tracey Austin.
HavocTV caught up with Dane Zaun recently and spoke with him about surfing, the South Bay, Nicaragua, Waves For Water,
It’s one week before the big opening at Cannery Row Studios. Artist John Teague and gallery owner Richard Stephens are
Hermosa Beach Mayor Howard Fishman upstaged his own State of the City address by kicking off a series of
Steve Burrell, Hermosa Beach’s City Manager retires after 18 years of dedicated service to his community. A host of past
While most South Bay residents stayed indoors to avoid the cold winds during recent storms, some local athletes took advantage of the conditions to practice the sport they love.
Reports from two witnesses of a windsurfer off of First Street in Manhattan Beach, struggling in 10-foot swells and winds gusting at 40 miles per hour, led to a two-hour search by Los Angeles County lifeguards on Sunday morning.
A group of high school students – clad in orange sweatpants, funky wigs and plastic safety glasses – huddled excitedly around a blue-and-orange, wheeled structure made of metal and wires.
Richard Podgurski, widely known as DJ Dik, has spun himself a hat trick with three years running as best DJ
Pat Ryan shaped longboards for Greg Noll in the ‘60s and shortboards and twin fins for ET Surf in the
Nothing influences the way beach people dress more than the sport of surfing, which helps explain why our readers named
[scrollGallery id = 329] After nearly three decades away from competitive surfing, and two hip replacements, former top ranked pro
Dan Lance Bauhs, a former Manhattan Beach man remembered for his love of outdoors, died on Jan. 24 in a
A Hermosa Beach landmark will change character this week as Union Cattle Company restaurant closes for a makeover. Owner Jed
Fundraisers: Boarding For Breast Cancer (B4BC) invites the public to take part in the 5th annual Skate the Coast on
by Ralph Todd I was a “water baby,” couldn’t drag me away without maniacal protests and biting. I remember my
