Surfing
Nick Christensen was power surfer, gentle man
Kevin Cody
November 2, 2022
Hermosa hosts rally for historic recycling bill
Kevin Cody
October 28, 2022
City of Redondo Honors Police/Fire Chief Kauffman
Garth Meyer
October 7, 2022
Baywatch Community Calendar 9-15-22
Erin Waldner
September 14, 2022
Hap Jacobs shaped more than surfboards. He shaped strong men and women
Kevin Cody
September 8, 2022
Longboard duel at the Hermosa Beach Pier
Mike Purpus
August 12, 2022
‘Portuguese Pipeline’ rescue earns Wapner Lifeguard Medal of Valor
Kevin Cody
August 4, 2022
Baywatch Community Calendar 8-4-22
Erin Waldner
August 4, 2022
‘Bro Hymn’ Eulogy for Andrew Ryan at Hermosa Beach Paddleout
Special Contributor
July 31, 2022
Bay Watch Community Calendar 7-21-22
Erin Waldner
July 21, 2022
New book explores impact of early Redondo surfer, lifeguard George Freeth
Garth Meyer
July 15, 2022
Letters to the Editor 7-14-22
Kevin Cody
July 12, 2022
Hermosa Historical Society preserves city’s past for its future
Kevin Cody
July 11, 2022
Letters to the Editor 7-7-22
Kevin Cody
July 5, 2022
The Infinite Series of the Sea: Raymond Pettibon, punk’s most celebrated artist, creates spellbinding works of surfers and wavesÂ
Ryan McDonald
November 11, 2022
by Ryan McDonald In surf speak, a “line” is the path a surfer chooses to take on a wave. The
Nick Christensen was power surfer, gentle man
Kevin Cody
November 2, 2022
Nick Christensen was known as a power surfer when he competed on the pro tour. He remained a powerful and respected member of the beach community until his passing this pass weekend.
Hermosa hosts rally for historic recycling bill
Kevin Cody
October 28, 2022
An estimated 200 environmentalists gathered at the Hermosa Beach pier Sunday afternoon to celebrate passage of Proposition 54. The bill
City of Redondo Honors Police/Fire Chief Kauffman
Garth Meyer
October 7, 2022
City honors retired Chief Kauffman Former Redondo Beach police chief and interim fire chief Keith Kauffman was saluted Tuesday night
Baywatch Community Calendar 9-15-22
Erin Waldner
September 14, 2022
Spotlight: BeachLife Ranch music festival The BeachLife Ranch music festival returns Friday, Sept. 16, with live music on tap through Sunday,
Hap Jacobs shaped more than surfboards. He shaped strong men and women
Kevin Cody
September 8, 2022
Photos by Mike Balzer Photos by Brent Broza (BrozaPhoto.com) Photos by Wright Adaza Photos by Kevin Cody/Easy Reader Dudley “Hap”
Longboard duel at the Hermosa Beach Pier
Mike Purpus
August 12, 2022
by Mike Purpus The International Surf Festival Contest got underway last Saturday in a fun, three-foot windswell on the South
‘Portuguese Pipeline’ rescue earns Wapner Lifeguard Medal of Valor
Kevin Cody
August 4, 2022
Lifeguard Medal of Valor recipient Nick Wapner rescued Hawaiian pro surfer Josh Moniz at Portuguese Pipeline.
Baywatch Community Calendar 8-4-22
Erin Waldner
August 4, 2022
SPOTLIGHT: International Surf Festival weekend The International Surf Festival, the Beach Cities most popular participatory sporting event of the year
‘Bro Hymn’ Eulogy for Andrew Ryan at Hermosa Beach Paddleout
Special Contributor
July 31, 2022
Photos by Mike Balzer by Steve Vargas Editor’s note: Steve Vargas, a lifelong friend of Andrew Ryan, delivered the following
Bay Watch Community Calendar 7-21-22
Erin Waldner
July 21, 2022
Spotlight: Local musician Gavin Heaney, known as Latch Key Kid, will take the stage at Polliwog Park in Manhattan Beach
New book explores impact of early Redondo surfer, lifeguard George Freeth
Garth Meyer
July 15, 2022
by Garth Meyer Hundreds of people pass by his bronze bust each day on the Redondo Beach Pier. George Freeth
Letters to the Editor 7-14-22
Kevin Cody
July 12, 2022
Coyote lives matter Dear ER: We coyotes of the El Segundo, Manhattan Beach and Hermosa Beach Greenbelt would like to
Hermosa Historical Society preserves city’s past for its future
Kevin Cody
July 11, 2022
Hermosa Historical museum breaks community museum mold with jazz, and punk music, surfing, and volleyball exhibits.
Letters to the Editor 7-7-22
Kevin Cody
July 5, 2022
Gang of four Dear ER: Mayor Bill Brand should have done the right thing and vetoed passing over Emdee as
Doc’s House: Where a team of the South Bay’s best surfers did their chores and were on time to school
Mike Purpus
July 2, 2022
When Doc Ackroyd hung the big beach towel out the second story window of his ocean front Hermosa Beach home. the South Bay’s best surfers hustled out of the water. and into his van for the ride to Mira Costa High. The world best surfers showed Doc similar respect when he hosted them on their world tours.