When thinking of Santa Cruz, you likely imagine surfers or the boardwalk. If you go a little farther, you'll find a ...

Surfing generates nearly $200 million a year for Santa Cruz, but a new report warns that climate change and coastal planning decisions could threaten the city’s iconic waves.

The sport generates nearly $200 million a year for the area economy, according to a report that urges planners to protect surf breaks.

Although the surf was poor, the rain was welcome–as was my stay at the Dream Inn, perfectly located on West Cliff Drive to ...

This particular pair of velvet-tunic-clad elves entering the Cocoa Beach, Florida, surf on December 24 don’t look overly filled with the holiday spirit, although, to give credit where it is due, it is ...

THEY’RE JUST GROWING. THE SUN’S SHINING. ALL RIGHT. HUNDREDS OF SURFERS DRESSED AS SAINT NICK HIT THE WATER. THE SUN SHINED ON THEM TODAY AS PART OF THE ANNUAL SURFING SANTA EVENT IN COCOA BEACH. WESH ...

Hardcore dudes in wetsuits ignore the HAZARDOUS CLIFFS! sign and hop the fence, slip the board leash on their ankle and walk out to the point to find the path down to the jumping-off ledge ...

Scott's Creek is a right reef that breaks anywhere from two feet to 20, mostly in the winter. It can get big and burly, and ...