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Los Angeles

October 13, 2025

Changing the Lineup: the Black Surfers Collective Is Building Confidence in the Waves

From first-timers to seasoned instructors, the Black Surfers Collective is helping Angelenos connect with each other — and the ocean.

By Amy Perrette

Gregory Rachal sits on beach

October 2, 2025

Diversity in the Lineup: Black Surfers Collective Draws 125 to Beach Day

The Black Surfers Collective brings surf instructors and families together to build confidence, community and safety in the ocean.

By Amy Perrette

A cougar stretches at night. Overlooks Los Angeles.

February 18, 2024

How to Save a Mountain: One Group’s Fight to Stop a Luxury Development in Los Angeles

The proposed Canyon Hills site would require grading, or flattening, 300 acres of the Verdugos and would destroy the habitat of, according to NCH’s estimation, over 350 species of plants and animals, including a dozen designated as protected or threatened. 

By Kate Mays

December 13, 2023

“Sweater” Release Day With Musician, Jake Knox

Day in the life of musician Jake Knox on a single release day.

By Christen Keogh

December 8, 2023

Lines In The Sand Drawn In Malibu

“23 million tax dollars have already been collected but not one grain of sand moved.”

By Christen Keogh

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