The economy in The South Bay is expected to begin the slow process of recovering over the next few months
Judy Rae
October 22, 2020
The economy in The South Bay is expected to begin the slow process of recovering over the next few months
For this year’s Jimmy Miller Fiesta surfers will gather in pods of four at their favorite break and submit photos and video of each team member’s best waves for awards that include the coveted Best Wave, Worst Wipeout, Best Family, and Best Lounger.
New, confirmed cases of COVID-19 in the three Beach Cities were down nearly 50 percent last week (25 cases) from two weeks ago (45 cases).
Not since the 2005 shut down of Clark Foam, which supplied 80 percent of surfboard blanks, had the surf industry’s future looked as uncertain as when COVID-19 shut down retail last March.
“Coming Home Again” is thoughtful film based on a personal essay written by Chang-rae Lee and adapted to the screen
Redondo Beach company’s virtual reality software promises to bring classrooms to life.
It’s not quite the cavalry, but a movement is afoot to come to the aid of local businesses
The Residence Inn on Sepulveda Boulevard, where an attempted murder occurred in September, came under the Manhattan Beach City
The Manhattan Beach City Council on Tuesday appointed members of the Bruce’s Beach task force. The 13-member task force grew
Long time Hermosa Beach resident Mike Blount passed away Friday October 16 from complications from throat cancer surgery. Blount had
MB Stays Healthy: Those who enjoy their meal in a cup have been crestfallen at the closure of the Jamba
A pilot facility of 15 “Pallet shelters” in the 1500 block of Kingsdale Avenue for six months and another six months at Moonstone Park in King Harbor is under consideration by the Manhattan Beach City Council.
Debbie Walmer was American Martyrs Home Tour founder, volleyball matriarch to three generations.
