An early morning drilling done by E&B Natural Resources at the behest of the city as part of its Environmental Impact Review draws the ire of anti-oil activists.
Easy Reader Staff
May 9, 2013
An early morning drilling done by E&B Natural Resources at the behest of the city as part of its Environmental Impact Review draws the ire of anti-oil activists.
Photos by Pete Henze (PeteHenze@Gmail.com) Los Angeles County Ocean Lifeguard Tandis Morgan used to bring two suits to the beach.
“The Hermosa Beach Art Walk will celebrate its 10th anniversary this year with 100 fine artists displaying their work,” says
Redondo Union High School has been ranked amongst the best high schools in the country. According to the U.S. News
One consequence of ongoing federal budget cuts is that resources for the organizations serving disabled and needy people in Redondo
Shakespeare by the Sea is presenting two professionally-crafted works of William Shakespeare in 21 parks around Southern California. This year,
Fire Service Day In honor of Fire Service Day, the Redondo Beach Fire Department is hosting an open house at
Walking through rows of rose bushes, junipers, succulents and a koi pond at the South Coast Botanical Garden, it is
Rock & Brews is ready to rock ‘n roll. Hubbub emanated from the corner of Pacific Coast Highway and
Hours before grills are heated and sites picked out to view displays of fireworks, thousands of participants begin their Independence
When Australia was awarded the 1956 Summer Olympic Games, its country’s volunteer lifesavers held an international, invitational competition featuring California
The term “Sunday Funday” is used widely in the South Bay social circuits, often referring to day-drinking, bar-hopping, and general debauchery. Fortunately, Allen Sanford of Saint Rocke took it upon himself four years ago to rescue the Hermosa Summer Concerts on the Beach from oblivion, thus creating a cure for the common Sunday Funday.
Fifty one years ago, 29-year-old Ted Ernst met with members of the Manhattan Beach Fire and Police Departments to map
Celebrating its 20th year, Smackfest now rivals the Charlie Saikley 6-Man as the most popular local beach volleyball tournament of
Redondo Beach resident and beach volleyball historian Artie Couvillon spent the past two years putting his three-volume book series The
