Rod Piazza and the Mighty Flyers, bringing a boogie-woogie swing sound and one of the hottest blowing harps since the days of Little Walter, arrive at Brixton Sunday night.
Mark McDermott
February 24, 2010
Rod Piazza and the Mighty Flyers, bringing a boogie-woogie swing sound and one of the hottest blowing harps since the days of Little Walter, arrive at Brixton Sunday night.
Mayor Mike Gin, in his annual State of the City address this week, tried to strike an optimistic tone while acknowledging the difficulties presented by the economic recession. “I don’t think any of us will disagree,” the mayor said, “that the last year was an extraordinary year.”
In July of last year, United State Attorney General Eric Holder began what amounted to a victory tour of various
The hunt has begun. The Redondo Beach Unified School District leaders over the next two months face an impossible task
With revenues falling and the state’s financial crisis continuing, the Hermosa Beach City Council approved budget adjustments that leave the 39-member police force five officers short. [read more]
The City Council rejected without comment a claim for damages by a man who says a police officer zapped him
Part two of a series by Doris Beaman The park at Valley Drive and Gould Avenue in northern Hermosa is
Hermosa Beach City School District officials have once again prepared a list of teachers who will be laid off at
Oil check The City Council will meet in closed session March 9 to discuss Hermosa’s options in a potentially bankrupting
Mustangs fall to Pasadena, Edison
