Catalytic thefts The RBPD is investigating a series of thefts of catalytic converters from vehicles that occurred in the past
Kevin Cody
August 18, 2010
Catalytic thefts The RBPD is investigating a series of thefts of catalytic converters from vehicles that occurred in the past
Five Los Angeles County lifeguards were presented with Medals of Valor last month for rescues ranging from boaters on the
A Congressional economic stimulus program that funds 19 City of Redondo Beach public works positions, half a dozen Hermosa Beach
On land use and religion A great brouhaha is developing over the proposed opening of an Islamic cultural center in
Uncle Irv still kicking Dear ER: I laughed out loud reading Pete Whalon’s 1st Place story about getting the most
by Janet Oshiro Making a difference is as simple as walking, as Carol Kozlovich knows. The former market researcher, now
Arrest made Police arrested a 30-year-old Encino man after he allegedly threatened to use emailed photos and information against a
Brennan Danlasky, 14, of Hermosa Beach has just returned from a week at Boy Scout Camp Emerald Bay on Catalina
A judge has declined to issue a restraining order to stop the City Council from instituting a “two-tier” pension system
by Lisa Duckers The Kiwanis Club of Hermosa Beach loves to help those in need, and Sunday’s fifth annual Taste
Although the AVP has suspended its operations (see cover story), the president of the California Beach Volleyball Association believes the
The California Beach Volleyball Association Hall of Fame has finally found a home, at the Hermosa Beach Historical Society Museum.
Hermosa’s popular concert-at-the-pier series, which was thrown into limbo by a lack of funding, will continue uninterrupted this summer. Allen
Thursday, August 19 Pier pleasure Son Del Sur plays salsa from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Redondo Beach
Fifty years ago, Mike Bright and Mike O’Hara stood on the sand adjacent to the Manhattan Beach Pier surrounded by friends and family, sand chairs, beach towels and coolers. Staring through a net at Mike Higer and Gene Selznick, the duo was one point away from winning the first official beach volleyball tournament held in Manhattan Beach.
Three decades of growing popularity couldn’t offset growing financial losses Beach volleyball completed an arc familiar to minor sports last
