South of the border with Annie Appel Running in the family Annie Appel’s “The Mexico Journeys – Carmelita” opens Saturday at the PV Art Center by Bondo Bondo Wyszpolski July 21, 2021
Hermosa Beach aims to reduce parking requirements to aid downtown businesses by Dan Blackburn Changes to the Hermosa Beach parking code that proponents say will help small retailers and outdoor dining Kevin Cody July 21, 2021
Manhattan Beach schools place first and second in Odyssey World Finals by Nadia Bidarian In last year’s Odyssey of the Mind World Finals, a team of seven Pacific Elementary School fourth Special Contributor July 21, 2021
Manhattan Beach: Outdoor dining costs waived until September by Mark McDermott The Manhattan Beach City Council on Tuesday night waived its costs for allowing dining decks on Mark McDermott July 21, 2021
South Bay musicians lend support to Cooper Fest Photos by Chris Miller The Second Annual Cooper Fest, in Redondo Beach last Saturday, raised over $30,000 for The Center Special Contributor July 21, 2021
Letters: 7-22-2021 Next step home Dear ER: Thanking Redondo Beach City Council for this common sense decision (Pallet homes fine where they Easy Reader Staff July 21, 2021
Calendar: 7-22-2021 Spotlight: The Roundhouse aquarium is hosting a sand sculpture fundraiser. Build your sand sculpture anywhere, whether it’s the beach, Erin Waldner July 21, 2021
All you need to know about Fantasy 5 (California) Six lottery games are available in California. Fantasy 5 is one of the lottery’s numerous lottery games, and it happens Special Contributor July 21, 2021
Why Are Pedestrian Deaths On the Rise … and What Can You Do to Stay Safe? Pedestrian accidents in the U.S. have been bolting upward in the last few years. According to a recent analysis by Special Contributor July 21, 2021
“This Way Up” – Do Not Drop [TELEVISION REVIEW] John Landgraf, then head of cable channel FX, was reviled in 2015 for stating, “I long ago lost the ability Neely Swanson July 21, 2021