Alessandra Haddick The Hermosa Beach Surfer Walk of Fame has been a source of pride for the community since the first inductions in 2003. That year, ...

Elevated bacteria levels in the ocean on Monday prompted the Los Angeles (LACDPH) to issue an Ocean Water Use Warning for ...

On the Sunshine Coast, Coolum Beach is the perfect place to slow down—a sunny coastal town with one of Queensland’s best ...

HUNTINGTON BEACH, Calif. (AP) — Fans flocked to Huntington Beach on Friday to watch top canine athletes compete in the Purina Pro Plan Incredible Dog Challenge surf contest. Dogs ranging from 2 to 13 ...

VIRGINIA BEACH — Atlantic Park’s surf lagoon has been drained for more than a month for scheduled maintenance and tweaks to the pool’s sealed joints, according to the operator. It is scheduled to ...

Should street surfing become the next Olympic sport? One Long Beach man seems to think so. During Monday’s storm, the streets of Long Beach filled with water and flooded in some areas. Stream Los ...

SURFSIDE BEACH, SC (WMBF) - The Surf Diner at the Surfside Beach Pier is expected to open in a matter of weeks, according to Surfside Beach Mayor Robert Krouse. Once the restaurant is open, all the ...

Toms River has approved a $3.56 million contract to extend the Ortley Beach boardwalk. The new boardwalk section will be built on the former site of Joey Harrison's Surf Club, which was destroyed by ...

The mellow beach town of El Zonte, El Salvador, now hums with chic villas, Bitcoin cafés, and world-class surfing. I was walking along the black volcanic sands of El Zonte, a laid-back town on El ...

MYRTLE BEACH — Broadway at the Beach is finally and officially in the process of getting a "beach." Plans for the park at the corner of U.S. Highway 17 Bypass and 21st Avenue North include a high-tech ...

A beloved Myrtle Beach surf shop is getting ready to move to a new location, but it won’t be going far. Surf City Surf Shop, located at 6303 North Kings Highway, announced online that it is having a ...

MYRTLE BEACH — Two well-established Myrtle Beach recreational outfitters — one with products powered by waves and the other offering items driven by wind — are permanently closing their doors on Dec.