Spotlight on health – Seahorse Classic Major Donor Party
Benefiting Children’s Hospital LA
Spotlight on medicine – 28th Annual Sunday by the Sea
Benefiting Providence TrinityCare
Dear Cassy: Listening helps
It is difficult to understand how to help someone struggling with depression or anxiety, especially if we haven’t struggled with depression or anxiety ourselves. As a friend or family member, it’s important to remember that we don’t have to have all the answers. We only need to be supportive. Here are some ways to do […]
God’s Li’l Acre
Photos by Tony LaBruno The small adobe home in Portuguese Bend doesn’t look like its neighbors. But it does conform to the Palos Verdes Estates Corinne Gerrard believes her less than 1,400 square foot home on the crest of a hill on Narcissa Drive is the first adobe brick house on the Peninsula. […]
South Bay Community Calendar 5-3-19
Casino night, save a life, zumba, Mindful drop-in
Letters to the Editor 5-30-19
Read about it. Write about it
Merchant of memories
Jürgen Käding’s celebrates 25 years of sharing what gives him joy at his Corners of the World with Peninsula residents. When longtime Malaga Cove gift store owner Jürgen Käding was six years old, he set eyes on the beauty and majesty that is St. Mark’s Square in Venice. With his hands clutching […]
Beach Cities Sports
Baseball: Beach City Baseball Academy will be holding Fall Prospect Tryouts on Sunday, June 2 and Saturday, June 15. Players born May 1, 2010, through Apr. 30, 2013 meet at 2:30 p.m. Players born May 1, 2007, through April 30, 2010, meet at 4:30 p.m. For more information, contact Ryan Lopes. ryanlopes10@gmail.com or call […]
Hermosa Beach About Town
Community Safety Fair The Hermosa Beach Police Department will host a Community Safety Fair on Saturday. Along with members of the city’s police department, Los Angeles County firefighters and lifeguards will offer safety demonstrations. There will be food, and games and prizes for kids. The event will begin at 10:30 a.m. at the Community Center […]
Manhattan Beach About Town
Epipalooza to end epilepsy Mira Costa End Epilepsy hosts Epipalooza, a fundraising concert, this Saturday, June 1 at The Lighthouse Cafe, from 3 to 8 p.m., featuring five local bands, including End Epilepsy founder Slater Heidrich’s Good Vibe. Also performing will be XYZPDQ, Minor Problem, Pier Pressure, and Chroma Haze. Cooper Jones will also perform […]
Redondo Beach About Town
General Plan Advisory Committee to drill down on ‘focus areas’ Redondo Beach’s General Plan Advisory Committee will continue its work to aid the city in defining the future of Redondo’s foundational land use document on Thursday, May 30. This meeting will include a discussion of a series of “focus areas” that the GPAC is considering […]
Remember the Alamo? Controversial state legislation forces hard look at South Bay housing
First of two parts By Ryan McDonald Redondo Beach Mayor Bill Brand keeps a well-worn piece of paper in his pocket. He pulls it out and unfolds it when he talks about housing, which, these days, is often. On the paper is a long, hand-written list of pending state legislation that would change the balance […]
Parras student fights stigmatizing dress code violators
Parras Middle School eighth-grader Ava Szymanski has long taken issue with school dress codes — the guidelines that state how a student should, or should not, dress at school, as well as punishments. Last month she did something about it, setting up meetings with both Redondo Beach Unified School District Board Member Brad Waller and […]