Surfing

[imagebrowser=193]Wind and sloppy, waist high surf didn’t deter body surfers from throughout California from competing in the 50th Anniversary International

The International Surf Festival is presented by BEACHSPORT.org, the Chambers of Commerce and Cities of Hermosa Beach, Manhattan Beach, Redondo

Thousands of athletes and spectators will converge on South Bay beaches this weekend for the 50th International Surf Festival. The golden anniversary celebration begins Friday with Lifeguard competitions starting at 7 p.m. at the Hermosa Beach Pier.

In Memoriam A traditional surfing farewell paddle-out and celebration of life will be held Saturday, June 25 for famed surf

Every Tuesday night when I was 12 years old Don Craig, Sparky Hudson and I would run down the street

It was 51 years ago, almost to the day, when an American U-2 spy plane piloted by Francis Gary Powers

A dozen micro groms (9 and under) competed in the low tide white water in the South Bay Boardriders contest Saturday at 45th Street in Manhattan Beach. Eric Nakaji’s Surf Concept sponsored the contest, the fourth in the five contest series.

“Pitchers and Pictures” was the aptly named title of a show of Rick Lesser’s surf photography on Thursday, Feb. 24 at Waterman’s on Hermosa’s Pier Plaza.

The best Christmas I ever had was the year I was 12 and saw a shiny, brand new, blue, 8-foot-6

by Jiminy Cricket It was a cool March afternoon when Torrance Cub Scout Pack 851 came to visit the Easy

Dennis Jarvis, Spyder Surf Self-deception is a big part of the reason many surfers have difficulty picking out the right

[imagebrowser id=124]After weeks of delays due to poor surfing condition, the South Bay Surf League Prelims scored clean, overhead waves

ET Surf – Few material goods are more dear to beach city residents than their surfboards, skateboards and snowboards. Scratch

Christopher Bruno, D.C. – The stated mission of Dr. Chris Bruno and “Adventure Chiropractic,” the name of his Redondo Beach

Matt Shevin was dressed up as a big bottle of Texas Pete hot sauce when the ax came down. Shevin

Hermosa Beach resident Ken Seaton has been a man deeply seated behind South Bay’s music scene for decades. Over the years, he’s worked with bands across the board, enduring the fluctuating volatility of the music industry while proactively conjuring ever progressive strategies and methods to assist bands through the treacherous tides.