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Coco Ho feels like she's as healthy as ever. Photo: XO COCO Coco Ho has been a household name in surfing for well over a decade.

Phyllis O'Donnell surfed for surfing's sake. Photo: Unknown On November 6 th Phyllis O'Donnell, the first-ever female winner at the 1964 World Surfing Championships, passed away at 87 years old.

E ven as the holidays were winding down, it seemed as if Mother Nature was not done giving Southern Californian surfers something to celebrate. The National Weather Service issued high surf warnings, as well as flood warnings, when the first swell hit on Dec. 22. Reports also indicated that rescues occurred at surf spots due to the swell further north, as surfers who lost their boards at spots such as Seal Beach were unable to swim in.

The California Surf Museum’s Education Committee has announced its third annual A. R. Gurrey Jr. Surf Photography Competition, which is open to local middle school and high school students through

Surf shops are barely recognizable these days. But with a spate of pro-surfer owned shops opening up, are we seeing a revolution within the industry?

Griffin Colapinto is perhaps best known for his authentic and upbeat personality (besides being a touring pro surfer, of course). This personality is shared to a respectable 336,000 followers on

Michael Mauri posted an Instagram announcement to inform local surfers that there will be a paddle-out honoring San Clemente shaper Terry Senate on Jan. 25 at Doheny State Beach in

With lift ticket prices at an all-time high, the ski industry is pricing out its key consumer. It's high time for the industry to rethink its prior

Jude Sager is 12 years old and is a sixth-grader at Shorecliffs Middle School in San Clemente. Jude is well-known for his surfing and skating abilities, and he competes in both.

Nat Segal is a professional big mountain skier and film producer based in Revelstoke, British Columbia. Her new film looks at vulnerability in the outdoors.