There are so many fun things to do with kids in Pismo Beach, a Central California town that's straight out of a Beach Boys ...

Over the past three years, Los Angeles Recreation and Parks has expanded opportunities for youth with disabilities to catch a wave, build confidence and learn water safety. Surf’s up: Artemis D.'s ...

Sep. 19—Amid a nationwide "masculinity crisis" that has caused boys and young men to gravitate toward traditional gender roles and often misogynistic content, researchers, columnists and political ...

Save the Waves found surf-related equipment, apparel and services bring in $197.4 million per year to Santa Cruz’s local ...

Nature enthusiasts will discover that Stinson Beach serves as an ideal gateway to some of Northern California’s most spectacular outdoor experiences. The beach itself sits within the Golden Gate ...

Devon Howard dove into one thing in particular that many people struggle with when a surfboard gets a bit of length in it: generating speed.

Catch the Wave Swim Club is hosting Survival Week from Sept. 21-27. The event aims to teach swimmers essential water safety skills, according to a community announcement. Survival Week is open to all ...

House Bill 1418 would align state boating rules with Coast Guard policy, requiring safety equipment and education for electric watercraft users.

Forget Malibu or the North Shore. Next summer, you can catch a wave in Palm Desert, 100 miles from the nearest ocean. After years of delays, DSRT Surf, the Coachella Valley’s second surf destination, ...

The catch was a short one, but the second-year wideout turned it up the field, made one man miss and wound up with a 28-yard touchdown reception. So far it's the only catch of the day for Odunze. In ...

COPENHAGEN : European Union finance ministers will seek to reach a common position on Friday on how to set up a digital euro currency that could become an alternative to the now dominant U.S.-based ...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - The musical “Wicked” opened here in Louisville to a glowing review in 2023, but behind the scenes, the show cost Kentucky Performing Arts $100,000 in fraudulent ticket sales.