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Surfing could become the official state sport of California under a proposal from a Los Angeles-area lawmaker.
The legislation, Assembly Bill 1782, would declare surfing California’s official sport because the state is home to world-famous surf breaks, including
Malibu , Trestles, Mavericks, Rincon, Steamer Lane and Huntington and has a long history of hosting major international surfing events.
“Nothing represents the California Dream better than surfing — riding the waves and living in harmony with the beautiful beaches and ocean of our Golden State,” said Assemblyman Al Muratsuchi (D-Torrance), the bill’s author, said in a statement.
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