A firefighter and a fisherman together helped save the life of a distraught woman who jumped off the Manhattan Beach Pier Saturday night.
Mark McDermott
November 28, 2012
A firefighter and a fisherman together helped save the life of a distraught woman who jumped off the Manhattan Beach Pier Saturday night.
The Blasters are, in a real sense, more than just a band. They are a repository of American music. They are a living link that connects Woody Guthrie, Muddy Waters, and Chuck Berry to rockabilly, punk rock, and cowboy poetry.
Snow will not fall on Pier Avenue in Hermosa Beach this year. Spyder Surf notified city officials Friday morning that
Mike Hammond may be the most thankful man you’ll ever meet.
Hammond is not homeless. But he was homeless for 17 years, and he still lives among the homeless.
A new kind of car rental service that uses “smart cars”, charges by the minute and and allows users pick up and drop off the vehicle anywhere locally has been proposed for the South Bay.
The snow days began, of all places, in sunny El Segundo. Two years ago, employees at Mattel headquarters in El
A free screening of the film “Race to Nowhere”, the documentary about stress and other negative health impacts in what
Brian and Colin Cooley are accidental retailers. Wicked+ General Store, the brothers’ storefront on upper Pier Avenue in Hermosa Beach,
A 18-year-old man stabbed and critically wounded a co-worker and injured his boss last Wednesday afternoon in El Segundo. Nery
Congressman Henry Waxman was elected to his 20th term in Congress Tuesday night, outdistancing opponent Bill Bloomfield 54 to 46
Saturday afternoon, Congressman Henry Waxman was in a place he’d never been before.
There was a time and place in which pop music was a revolution. In Brazil, in the late 1960s, Gilberto
Returning to a restaurant you haven’t visited in a while can be like bumping into an old friend at a
A proposal to drastically revamp the driving range at The Lakes in El Segundo municipal golf course has come under
Waves of Grain: the Beer Issue explores the South Bay’s emerging craft beer scene.
Like so many things done well, what the brothers Simms did in downtown Manhattan Beach in retrospect seems inevitable. But
