By Jefferson Graham Bob Beverly is happy to start serving customers again outside his iconic Shellback Tavern (116 Manhattan Beach
Jefferson Graham
January 28, 2021
By Jefferson Graham Bob Beverly is happy to start serving customers again outside his iconic Shellback Tavern (116 Manhattan Beach
by Kevin Cody Lighthouse Cafe owner Paul Hennessey said this week he will make good on his promise in March,
by Daniel Blackburn City taxpayers will be hefting a higher cost than previously expected for a May 11 special election
by Daniel Blackburn A Los Angeles planning consultant is soliciting ideas from some Hermosa Beach business owners regarding their hopes
by Mark McDermott Los Angeles County has lifted its Stay at Home public health order, allowing outdoor dining, private gatherings
Manhattan Beach public schools enrollment fell 8 percent from last year, from 6,524 students to 6,031.
Skechers grant program continues, city loans begin
by Rachel Reeves At about 3:30 p.m. last Tuesday, a call came into the Redondo Beach Harbor Patrol about a
South Bay hip hop duo Big Runts is far from a gimmick
Zoom out a doom out Dear ER: The Board of Education is a volunteer position that demands countless hours
Nick “Flinch” Padilla claims to have never put on a dry wetsuit, a testament to being in the ocean just about every day since he learned to surf.
That is not to say he’s had a healthy life.
He smoked pot for the first time at age nine. By high school he was drinking heavily and taking speed, two drugs that seemed to go well with his two other obsessions: music and surfing.
When he was 14, he and his friends founded STDs, a punk band that was still performing locally, prior to the pandemic.
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