Though business isn’t bad these days, for Macnguyen and many of the other owners in the open-air mall, things could be better.
Easy Reader Staff
May 2, 2013
Though business isn’t bad these days, for Macnguyen and many of the other owners in the open-air mall, things could be better.
Ellen November, who’s been pioneering a skatepark on the peninsula for the past four years, said her group Skatepark PV has decided to go forward with the necessary ground remediation at a site selected by the City of Rolling Hills Estates at Ernie Howlett Park.
Last week the burned remains of a Long Beach man were found in an old-model SUV in the 30100 block of Miraleste Drive.
Southern California Edison began a $2.2 million project to upgrade aging infrastructure in Rancho Palos Verdes last month, which is expected to last at least through the month of May.
A Torrance Superior Court judge on April 23 ordered two Hawthorne men to state prison for their armed robbery attempt at a Pier 1 Imports store in Manhattan Beach last year.
Upcoming events in Manhattan Beach include the city’s final workshop on Veterans Parkway’s master plan, the Manhattan Beach Women in Business Conference and the Kiwanis Toy Drive.
Dr. Nancy Kelly, who recently won statewide recognition for being the Human Resources Administrator of the Year, has been appointed
Yesterday, one chapter of Don Ponder’s hometown success story came to a close. Thirty-five years ago, Ponder, 67, opened Aviation
The highest number of students in recent Redondo Union history qualified for the National Merit Scholarship Program this year. Seventeen
Day of Prayer Today, May 2, is the nationally recognized Day of Prayer. At noon, Redondo Beach will be hosting
For the third week in a row, the Easy Reader News collected images with local hasttags from around the area.
Beach City schools stand to lose millions under Governor Jerry Brown’s plan to create a more equitable education system
