Hermosa public school students outdid their previous scores in the latest comprehensive measure of standardized academic testing, and continued to
Robb Fulcher
September 22, 2010
Hermosa public school students outdid their previous scores in the latest comprehensive measure of standardized academic testing, and continued to
Upper Pier City officials have set 10 a.m. Thursday, Oct. 7 for a ceremony at the corner of Pier and
Making a difference is as simple as walking, as Carol Kozlovich knows. The former market researcher, now a dog walker
Blue Zone the beach Dear ER: As someone with a background in science and public policy, as well as the
Supporters of Mira Costa High School’s baseball and softball programs are worried that a proposed redesign of the campus’ athletic
Kevin McBride knows there are 208 steps in the staircase adjacent to the sand dune at the city’s Sand Dune
Ballot propositions: Part I – 19, 20, and 21 ‘Tis the season for California voters to cast their ballots on
A 1937 Mercedes Benz 540 K Roadster, owned by Tony Zehenni of West Hollywood earned Best of Show honors at
Lobster Fest The lobster fest has beefed up this year. The 15th Annual Redondo Beach Surf ‘N Turf Lobster Festival,
The Seaside Lagoon is once again in dire straits after the regulatory agency overseeing the facility’s water outflow quality indicated
The Beach Cities Health District’s bid to enroll the community in the cutting-edge Vitality City public health program has apparently
Many of the top runners in the state compete in the first Bay League cross country meet Thursday at Entradero Park in Torrance. While league action begins for the harriers, non-league contests continue on the gridiron and tournament play highlights the schedule for girls volleyball and boys water polo teams.
Mira Costa’s offense got on track and Redondo improved its record to 2-1 with a strong ground game as both
More than 700 athletes are expected to compete in the fourth annual U.S. Open of Beach Volleyball when the event
