Turner House – Marylyn and Chuck Klaus
an artist incubator
The giving season Peninsula residents Ian and Jan Teague
take a hands-on approach to holiday philanthropy
Partying with the president, George H.W. Bush
At his 90th birthday party
Meet Morgan Sliff, Surfer and Burrito Connoisseur (video)
In this episode of “On the Couch”, we get off the couch and chase down our guest, Morgan Sliff. We knew exactly where to find her, in the water surfing. We pulled her out to find out more about her surfing streak, growing up in Hermosa, salsa dancing at the Lighthouse and more. This video […]
Letters to the Editor 12-13-18
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South Bay Community Calendar 12-13-18
Tableside Melodies, Ugly sweater party, Candy Cane Lane, Nutcrackers, Cozy Time and the Bard Street Booksale
Manhattan Beach About Town
Kid Kits The Manhattan Beach Police Department and the Beryl Heights Elementary School Girl Scout Troop 2205 have partnered to bring to Manhattan Beach the “Kid Kit” program, created by Girl Scout Troop 2205 to bring a little comfort to children facing stressful situations. Kid Kits will be placed in Manhattan Beach Police Department patrol […]
Paddleboarding memorial proposed for Manhattan Beach pier lot
A bronze sculpture of a life-size, male paddler standing in front of an upright, 18-foot-tall paddleboard, flanked by male and female knee paddlers is being proposed for the Manhattan Beach parking lot, south of the pier. The area is presently barren, except for an industrial size trash bin. The three bronze paddlers will celebrate the […]
Redondo Beach About Town
RBUSD administration promotes from within, bids farewell to Elward At its Dec. 11 meeting, the Redondo Beach Unified School District’s Board of Education welcomed the promotion of two administrators within the district and the hiring of a new principal after the departure of a senior staffer to another LA County school district. Dr. Anthony Taranto, […]
Hermosa Beach About Town
Eighth Street tour Public works staff will lead a walking tour of Eighth Street next Wednesday as the city gets ready for long-planned repairs to make the street safer to walk along. The tour will take begin at 3:30 p.m. at the corner of Eighth and Hermosa Avenue, and will head east before concluding at […]
Greenlighted: Metro votes to keep most of the Green Line open for South Bay riders until 2021. Then what?
Part way through his presentation on the “28 by ‘28 Initiative,” an attempt to complete 28 transportation projects in the region before the 2028 Olympics come to Southern California, LA Metro CEO Phil Washington paused on a slide titled “Measure M Cost Management Policy.” Unlike the previous graphics, which were heavy with bullet points, this […]
Another side of novelist Victor Hugo
By the light of the moon we can see to the bottom of the ocean “Stones to Stains: The Drawings of Victor Hugo” at the Hammer Museum When we think of Victor Hugo we think of “Les Misérables” and “The Hunchback of Notre Dame,” largely because of the film and theatrical treatments that have become […]