On Saturday, Dogtown finally got its skatepark. The 16,000-square-foot skate plaza on Venice Beach opened with politicians in force and skaters in motion on the park's bowls, ramps, rails, platforms, and steps. more ›

It was only last February when construction began on the 16,000-square-foot Venice Beach Skate Plaza. Today, eight months later, the $3.5 million in-ground concrete park full of bowls, ramps, rails, platforms, and steps opens. more ›

A very large skate park is opening this afternoon up in Santa Clarita with professional skaters like Christian Hosoi and Chris Gentry taking some of the first grinds. The park features a capsule riding surface, 10 and 11-foot bowls, grind ledges, a half-pipe, snake run, stairs, skate-able planters, rails and more. more ›

Located one block East of Vermont and Wilshire at Lafayette Park is a brand new, public skate plaza brought to you by your boy Rob Dyrdek and the kind folks at Carl's Jr. more ›

With waves crashing in the background Councilman Bill Rosendahl celebrated the groundbreaking for the planned 16,000-square-foot, nearly $2.4 million Venice Beach Skate Park located next to the graffiti wall. more ›

Tom Hanks told his team in A League of Their Own that there's no crying in baseball, but what about in skateboarding? more ›