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We’re about halfway through the Atlantic Hurricane season – and while the ocean’s been pretty quiet the past few months, the swell season is about to launch.
The Atlantic hurricane season, when hurricanes are most likely to form in the ocean, runs from June 1st to November 30th. Back in May, NOAA predicted a below-normal hurricane season due to a few competing factor...
Tahiti needs no introduction. Its status is seared into the upper echelons of surf lore alongside Hawaii and Fiji. Together the three represent the ancient Polynesian art of surfing with unmatched intensity and modern-day flair.
Surfers like Matahi Drollet, Kauli and Aelan Vaast, and Eimeo Czermak represent just a small fraction of the incredible depth of surf talent...
The surf world lost a gem this week when Glen De Witt, the longtime owner and guiding force behind Rainbow Fin Co., suddenly passed. Much-loved, he spent decades making the fins that quietly shaped how generations of surfers rode waves. The De Witt family announced Glen’s passing on August 12.
A Life Built Around SurfingFor more than half a century, Rainbow Fin Co...
In the early morning hours of Thursday, August 13, a vehicle careened off a cliff along West Cliff Drive in Santa Cruz. Landing in the ocean, the accident killed the college-aged female passenger, while the male driver was able to escape and survived.
“On the morning of August 13th, 2026, around 12:50 a.m., a call was received at Santa Cruz Regional 911 for a report ...
A 1,400-pound great white shark named Breton, famous for turning years of GPS pings into a giant self-portait across the Atlantic, is heading north, trailing a larger group of sharks.
OCEARCH, a shark tracking and protection company, has been tracking Breton since 2020, when he was tag...