Randy’s Doughnuts Arrives, Ragin’ Cajun departs, Italian brunch, and more dining news…
Cajuns Depart Hermosa… The big surprise of the week was the sudden closure of the Original Ragin’ Cajun in Hermosa after a year and a half in business. The restaurant served the food of Western Louisiana in authentic style, and will be missed by all who love real Southern cuisine. They may have suffered from […]
Spotlight on the hill – Celebrate Wellness
$170 for Cancer Research
Peninsula Calendar of Community Events September 2019
PVP Land Conservancy, Malaga music, Family nature walk, PVP New Neighbors Club Cacti & Succulent Society
Between the mountains and the sea the Lowe family home
The Lowe family’s Portuguese Bend home brings together their two favorite places
A most elegant killing machine Lockheed P-38 Lightning
The Lockheed P-38 Lightning was the leading American fighter plane in the Pacific Theater and inspired a generation of auto designers
Spotlight on the hill – Celebrating a Giving Heritage
Torrance Memorial
Spotlight on the hill – 29th Annual Seahorse Classic
Benefiting Children’s Hospital Los Angeles
The Owls of Palos Verdes
A ‘parliament’ of Great Horned Owl takes up residence in Portuguese Bend reserve
Spotlight on the hill – Woodstock revival at the Storm Estate
Benefiting the LA Philharmonic
Forward into the past with Glenn Streeter and the PV Concours d’Elegance
1936 was an important year for Louis Zamperini, Glenn Streeter and this year’s Palos Verdes Concours d’Elegance
Letters to the Editor 8-23-18
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South Bay Community Calendar 8-23-18
Summer of music, Rummage sale, Under the Stars, and an Epic Paddleboard Race
Accessory after the fact
Amid a statewide housing crisis, Hermosa confronts accessory dwelling units, density and identity Spray paint scrawlings all but cover the chalk-colored walls. A drum kit, shoes, and assorted flotsam crowd the floor, while a noose hangs from the ceiling. Amplifiers serve as impromptu furniture. A man with a mohawk sips Colt 45 and sits in […]
Manhattan Beach About Town
More water stations The West Basin Municipal Water District has re-opened applications for public facilities to apply for grant funding for up to $1,000 to install water bottle filling stations. The popular program provides communities with more access to safe and reliable tap water to refill their personal, eco-friendly reusable water bottles. Since launching a […]
‘Housecatures’ draw interest from Realtors, homeowners worldwide
Linda Wenzel creates “housecatures,” paintings of houses that are designed to artistically capture their unique personalities. Sometimes she paints onsite. Other times she paints from photos. “I enjoy both. However, at the house, you can fill in details that aren’t easy to see from photos,” the Redondo Beach resident said. Wenzel began doing housecatures in […]
Council grounds Bird, motorized bikes
Just after a long closed session and a couple of hours before the Manhattan Beach City Council was scheduled to discuss an emergency ordinance Tuesday night banning the placement and use of “shared mobility” motorized scooters and bikes on public streets and sidewalks, a couple council members took a walk to the pier to stretch […]