A group of female entrepreneurs is making waves at Rockaway Beach. Whether it is 5 a.m. or 5 p.m., snowing or insufferably hot, the women bosses set out to catch some waves at the Queens beach while ...

NEW YORK — One morning — a few weeks after the “bomb cyclone” in January had thrown record-low temperatures, high winds and thick ocean waves onto Rockaway Beach in Queens — the conditions remained ...

Two years and some $12 million of beach replenishment to the tune of 360,000 cubic yards of beach replenishment on the western edge of Rockaway Beach has, sadly, done little to remediate erosion and ...

Mike Reinhardt and Mike Kololyan are Rockaway Beach-born-and-bred surfers who, in Reinhardt’s words, “are very much yin and yang of each other: Polar opposites and exactly the same.” The duo grew up ...

A 15-year-old boy found dead on the roadbed at a Queens subway station on Friday likely died as a result of a subway surfing incident, according to police. Police responded to a 911 call at the Beach ...

It’s a multi-faceted event for a multi-purposed cause. On Saturday, the eighth annual Rockstock and Barrels Festival will fill the Rockaway peninsula with about 11 hours of live music, gnarly surfing ...

Sure, there's some surf in Long Beach, Far Rockaway, and Montauk, but parking's impossible (yes, everywhere), waves are fickle, and damn it gets cold. But surfing an artificial wave might soon be on ...

NEW YORK -- Queens resident Lou Harris is on a mission to make the sport of surfing more inclusive. Founded in 2016, his program Black Surfing Rockaway helps young people of all backgrounds conquer ...

Every morning at 5:30, Lou Harris heads to the beach for pushups, situps and a quick check on the surf conditions. The 49-year-old skateboarder turned surfer is the founder of the East Coast chapter ...

Richie Allen was a local surfer, lifeguard and friend. He had recently joined the FDNY and was killed on 9/11/2001. Christian and Steve Stathis of Boarder's Surf Shop host this event every year in ...

Joe Falcone looked past the snow-covered sand to the surf and saw a fleet of humans bobbing up and down on boards. Dozens of them. His blood pumped hot with frustration. “There were at least 50 guys ...