Malibu Surfers Greet Record El Nino Forecast by Preparing to Be Disappointed in Two Sports at Once
With snow maps and swell models both promising a historic winter, Southern California board owners brace for the best season they will ever complain about MALIBU – Forecasts of a potentially
Venice Shaper Answers World’s First Beer-Filled Surfboard With Board Holding 40 Liters of Cold-Pressed Celery Juice
Local craftsman says the wellness community deserves a hollow board of its own, concedes that it rides like a refrigerator VENICE – A local surfboard shaper has unveiled a hollow board
Santa Monica Life Coach Charging $450 an Hour to Tell Tech Workers to Paddle Has Never Personally Paddled
Surfing-as-life-metaphor industry booms on the Westside as clients learn to commit to the wave of a difficult email SANTA MONICA – A Westside life coach who has built a six-figure practice
Two Desert Cities 100 Miles From the Ocean Now Locked in Bitter Dispute Over Who Has the Better Ocean
Coachella Valley wave pool rivalry escalates as residents who have never seen a tide develop strong opinions about lineup etiquette PALM SPRINGS – The Coachella Valley, a region known for golf,
New AI Surf Forecast App Predicts Epic Conditions Every Single Day, Becoming First Machine to Fully Replicate a Surfer
El Segundo startup’s model has never been right and has never once doubted itself, which beta testers describe as eerily lifelike EL SEGUNDO – A South Bay startup has released an
Surf Brand’s Return of 175-Gram Flying Disc Hailed as Biggest Equipment Breakthrough for Days When There Is No Surf
Huntington Beach surfers begin analyzing a round piece of plastic with the intensity normally reserved for fin placement HUNTINGTON BEACH – The restocking of a 175-gram flying disc by a Southern
Hermosa Beach Weighs Air Traffic Control for the Strand After 12-Year-Old on Electric Bike Passes a Pelican
Beach cities draft new rules as surfboard-carrying middle schoolers on fat tires reach speeds previously seen only on the 405 at 3 a.m. HERMOSA BEACH – City officials are considering emergency
Costa Mesa Runs Out of Breweries to Host Surf Film Premieres as Every Surfer in Orange County Releases a Movie
Census of local filmmakers locates one remaining resident who only surfs and describes him as isolated COSTA MESA – The city’s supply of brewery taprooms available for surf film premieres has
Study Finds 94 Percent of Los Angeles Men Dressed as Surfers Have Not Touched the Ocean Since the Obama Administration
Guide to what surfers actually wear prompts Silver Lake residents to confirm they own all of the clothes and none of the boards SILVER LAKE – A field study conducted on
Southern California Surfers Learn Cold Water May Be Good for Them, Declare 61 Degrees a Medical Emergency Anyway
Science says the shock of a chilly paddle-out builds resilience, and Orange County would like a second opinion Cold Water Surfing Benefits Reach Newport Beach, Where Cold Is Defined Generously NEWPORT BEACH,
Wave Pool Companies Sue Each Other Over Who First Thought of Pushing Water, Malibu Locals File Counterclaim on Behalf of the Moon
A patent fight over artificial surf prompts Southern California to ask who holds the rights to the original Wave Pool Lawsuit Leaves Malibu Wondering Who Owns the Concept of a Wave MALIBU,
Venice Man Surfs Teahupoo in 8K From Couch, Demands Locals-Only Status in His Own Living Room
Immersive headset footage of Tahiti’s heaviest wave creates a new class of surfer who has never been wet Teahupoo 8K Immersive Video Produces First Recorded Case of Couch Localism VENICE, Calif. –
Huntington Beach Rejects Study on Surfing’s Many Birthplaces, Confirms Surfing Was First Done at the Pier in 1959 by a Guy Named Gordo
Hawaii, Tahiti, Peru, Ghana and China all have claims, and Surf City USA has a trademark Birthplace of Surfing Debate Settled Locally by Huntington Beach, Which Was Not Asked HUNTINGTON BEACH, Calif.
Santa Monica Surfer Claims He Also Rides the Timestream, Still 40 Minutes Late to Dawn Patrol
A comic book hero who surfs through time inspires a local man with a flexible relationship to the clock Waverider Superhero Story Gives Santa Monica Man a New Excuse SANTA MONICA, Calif.
Oceanside Surfer Tells Mathematicians He Solved Fluid Dynamics Years Ago: It Is Better on a Low Tide
A breakthrough claim about the equations of moving water meets a man who has been looking at it since 1987 Navier-Stokes Equations Breakthrough Fails to Impress the Guy Who Checks Oceanside
Long Beach Surfers Paddle Out Behind Catalina Ferry After Hearing a Man Got Barreled by a Boat in Canada
A six-foot ferry wave in Nova Scotia convinces a wave-starved harbor town that its moment has come Ferry Wave Surfing Arrives in Long Beach, Where the Breakwater Took the Real Ones
El Segundo Surfers Now Refuse to Paddle Out Without a Hardware Upgrade After Reading About a Wireless Heart Device
An inspiring medical comeback is received by the South Bay as a product launch Surfing With a Pacemaker Story Inspires South Bay Tech Workers to Ask About the Specs EL SEGUNDO, Calif.
San Clemente Core Lord Certification Board Overwhelmed by Applicants, All of Whom Are Disqualified for Applying
A definition of surfing’s most committed locals triggers a rush to prove one does not care about status Core Lord Status Sought by Hundreds in San Clemente, Awarded to None SAN CLEMENTE,
Study Finds Surf Therapy Works in Wave Pools, Prompting Inland Empire to Prescribe Itself an Ocean
Researchers find surfing improves wellbeing with or without a beach, and Riverside County would like one of each Surf Therapy Study Gives Inland Southern California Medical Grounds to Stop Driving to
Rincon Locals Hold Emergency Vote on Whether a Traitor Can Paddle Out at the Point
Santa Barbara surfers debate the Prince William traitor story and conclude that dropping in on your brother is worse than writing a book A Vote in the Parking Lot CARPINTERIA, Calif. –