HONOLULU (Island News) -- Multiple surfboard storage area fires in Waikiki in recent years have caused huge losses for local surfers. Waikiki ocean enthusiast Karen Schmidt told Island News, "Both ...

Honolulu's Waikiki is home to numerous popular surf spots that once housed surfboard storage lockers. After several fires in the last few years destroyed the storage units, residents lost boards and ...

LOS ANGELES >> Surfers are invited to bring their boards when traveling by Metrolink to Southern California beaches, it was announced Thursday. The railroad has added surfboard storage netting to cars ...

Which surfboard racks are best? Long days of surfing at the beach can be exhausting. The last thing you want to worry about when you get home is how you’re going to keep your boards organized and ...

Surfboards are beautiful. Their curved design is as appealing to look at as the boards are to ride. However, surfboard storage is another story. The most common storage method is to use large wooden ...

HONOLULU (KHON2) — Back-to-back arson fires at Waikiki’s public surf lockers left many surfers without a space to store their boards, now the City is looking for a safer place to build out new racks ...

HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - The city wants input on surfboard storage options at Waikiki’s Kuhio Beach. The popular surfboard lockers ― and over 500 boards ― were destroyed by an arsonist in October ...

HONOLULU (KHON2) — An entire rack that used to be filled with custom, personal surf boards was taken down after being set on fire twice. The surf lockers near the Moana Surfrider, taken down by the ...

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Riverside resident Ian Hughes was 11 when his father, who would drive him to the beach to surf, suggested that he try taking the train. Hughes, however, found that per its policy, Metrolink did not ...

Getting to Southern California’s gnarliest surf spots usually involves cramming your board into the back seat of the car, then battling traffic, jammed parking lots and long entrance lines. It’s not ...