Dwell on Design features Hermosa architect Dean Nota
For its first South Bay tour, Dwell on Design selects three homes by Hermosa Beach architect Dean Nota.
Specialties of the House [Feature]
In the age of the megastore, a few small, specialized businesses still thrive in Old Town Torrance by William Foss There was a time when most stores specialized in delivering just one product or service, before the advent of ‘department’ stores that do almost everything. It might seem that specialty retailers are becoming obsolete in […]
Manhattan Beach extends pilot program of surf rentals by pier
For the second year, surf store Nikau Kai Waterman Shop will be allowed to have a pop-up shop next to the Manhattan Beach Pier during the summer.
Peaceful ending to South Bay Galleria bomb scare
A bomb scare at the South Bay Galleria ended peacefully this morning, just two hours after the Redondo Beach Police Department was notified by Galleria security. The all-clear was given at 11:20 a.m., lifting an evacuation order that forced mall employees to clear stores and wait along sidewalks and curbs on the northeast side of […]
Beach Cities Sports: Baseball, basketball, triathlon, volleyball and more
Triathlon: Registration is open for the 11th annual Redondo Beach Triathlon, which will begin at 7:30 a.m. Sunday, June 14 at the Veteran’s Park/Pier area in Redondo Beach. The USAT sanctioned scenic course event consists of a 1/2-mile swim, 6-mile bike, and 2-mile run. Space is limited to the first 600 entries. A non-competitive mini-sprint […]
Centennial Celebration
Redondo wins its first CIF baseball title in a century It began with a new logo and retro uniforms similar to those the Sea Hawks wore in 1915. It culminated with a storybook ending. Redondo’s patient – yet strong – offense and the arm of a junior pitcher helped write the final chapter of […]