A dozen armed South Bay Open Carry gun activists were escorted out of a restaurant at the South Bay Galleria
Mark McDermott
January 12, 2011
A dozen armed South Bay Open Carry gun activists were escorted out of a restaurant at the South Bay Galleria
A man was arrested Monday in connection with the sexual assault of a high school girl in a brutal 2003
Local development firm Mar Ventures Tuesday night was awarded the lease for the Redondo Beach Unified School District’s site at
Former AVP volleyball player Jeff Murrell likes to party. And he’s found a way to do it green. On last
by Dennis Colonna Two small earthquakes were felt in the South Bay area Tuesday morning. The larger of the two
For the last 10 years, a peculiar sight can be seen before each Pasadena Rose Parade. Amid the bright reds,
Local female authors launch non-fiction book; CERT trains community for “the big one.”
Frequent readers might have noticed that I’m quite a fan of tapas, aka small plate dining, grazing on appetizers, izakaya,
“I think we’re the Tombstone of the United States of America,” said Pima County Sheriff Clarence Dupnik after the Saturday massacre in Tucson.
Facing an overflow crowd and an 85-page printout of often scorching emails, the City Council on Tuesday backed away from
Tireless volunteers Vicki Garcia and Kenneth A. Hartley will be honored as Woman and Man of the Year by the
It’s only the first week of Bay League action but the outcomes of Friday’s rivalry games between Mira Costa and
The City Council on Tuesday approved changes to a large development on the refurbished upper Pier Avenue, where the original
Suspect sought Hermosa police were seeking a suspect in the armed robbery of an ARCO gas station at Pacific Coast
Just three months after a federal appeals court ruled that the U.S. Constitution forbids Hermosa Beach from banning tattoo parlors,
“I got the keys on the 19th,” says Vanesa Andrade; “on the 20th in the afternoon the door was open for business and 60 paintings were up.”
