Wednesday’s school board meeting was standing room only as teachers, parents and a high school student took to the podium
Easy Reader Staff
September 6, 2012
Wednesday’s school board meeting was standing room only as teachers, parents and a high school student took to the podium
In an effort to reduce the number of unlicensed cabs picking up fares in Hermosa Beach, police department officials are
The Hermosa Beach City Council will consider outsourcing the city’s community services division after a public hearing Tuesday evening.
Mystery still surrounds the death of Rebecca Weiss, a free-diver whose body was found Aug. 18 in the waters below
Principals across the Palos Verdes Peninsula Unified School District were forced to make tough decisions over the summer as the
Mountain bikers could see more access to trails at the Palos Verdes Nature Preserve and Abalone Cove Shoreline Park and
The police arrested and charged Christobal Garcia, 21, of San Pedro, with robbery in connection with assaulting another man and
Rancho Palos Verdes officials are getting anxious to remedy a problematic landslide before the rainy season. Two landslides – one
Hotdoggers owner Sandy Saemann approached Manhattan Beach City Council at Tuesday night’s meeting to request permission to serve alcohol from 6 a.m. to 2 p.m. and food 24 hours a day. His request was denied.
Many Manhattan Beach school teachers will not be writing letters of recommendation for students this year, but district superintendent Michael Matthews says he will.
Although most of the members of the national surf organization, Christian Surfers, have never met Daisy, she was in their thoughts as they paddled out to sea for the “Paddle Out for Daisy” event Saturday morning. The South Bay chapter of Christian Surfers hosted a paddle-out at El Porto. Forty locations around the U.S.—and one location in Indonesia—hosted Saturday morning paddle-outs for the cause as well.
A window of opportunity for change has recently been opened. New state regulations requiring the state-wide decommissioning of “once-through” central cooling systems – which utilize ocean water and thus impact marine life – has prompted AES to reapply with the California Energy Commission (CEC) to repower its Redondo plant with an alternative cooling system.
