Oriental Breeze, the most authentic Japanese restaurant almost nobody in the South Bay knows about Near the end of the
Richard Foss
December 21, 2011
Oriental Breeze, the most authentic Japanese restaurant almost nobody in the South Bay knows about Near the end of the
The Green Blossom String Band rides the wave of folk revivalism Folk is the foundation of all spoken word music
The City Council has rejected pleas from residential neighbors opposing a remodel of the Dive N’ Surf shop on 504 N. Broadway, which will redesign the building’s second floor.
Mary Ann Guthery of King Harbor Marina and Donna Dawick of Cheer for Children accepted a $6,000 check from Rick Crump (right), the Race Director of The Redondo Beach Triathlon.
At about 1:45 p.m on Dec. 13 at 1601 Hawthorne Blvd, officers were dispatched to a call regarding a subject attempting to pass counterfeit $100 bills at Target.
Last Friday Devon Redmon, a personal trainer in Redondo Beach, broke a world record for the highest standing jump of
Police cited eight people in Manhattan Beach and three in El Segundo for buying alcohol for a minor, while conducting a shoulder tap sting on Dec. 19.
Under the leadership of first-year head coach Jeff Amaral, Mira Costa’s boys basketball team is off to an impressive start
Mira Costa’s girls soccer team proved it will be a force to be reckoned with when the race for a Bay League title begins after the winter break. The Mustangs captured the prestigious South Holiday Tournament with a 3-1 victory over league rival Peninsula.
Volleyball: The Beach Cities were well represented at the NCAA Women’s Volleyball semifinals held in San Antonio, TX. After winning
Library Book Club The Hermosa Library sponsors a free monthly book Discussion Group at 10:30 a.m. Today’s book is The
