Preliminary election results: Measure E falling, Obagi surviving by wide margins
Measure E is failing by a 75 percent to 24 percent margin in preliminary Redondo Beach election results announced Wednesday night. Fourth District City Councilman Zein Obagi, Jr., is surviving a recall attempt by a similar margin (73 percent to 26 percent). More than 9,900 ballots have been counted, representing those collected up to last […]
Baywatch Community Calendar 10-20-22
Spotlight: Ukulele Phenom Global ukulele phenom and Hawaii cultural ambassador Taimane brings her quartet and dancers to Redondo on Sunday, Oct. 23 following the release of her latest album, “Hawaiki.” Taimane has a unique sound and a live show that wows with both fire and grace while celebrating Hawaii culture and the instrument of the […]
Old school politics, progressive platform
Safe seat gives Assemblyman Al Muratsuchi opportunity to advance environmental, and public safety measures by Kevin Cody Four-term State Assemblyman Al Muratsuchi is employing old school politics to advance his progressive platform this election season, starting with the $34 million in state funds he has secured for his district since the start of this year. […]
Francois cites activist history
by Elka Worner Hermosa Beach City council candidate Dean Francois said he has worked for decades to improve the quality of life in Hermosa Beach by controlling development, helping maintain the city’s unique character and protecting the environment. “I helped stop an oversized hotel in Hermosa, kept storm drain pollution off beaches, extended the bike […]
Letters to the Editor 10-20-22
Legal firepower Dear ER: When Manhattan Beach Mayor Steve Napolitano was stalled in his decision to approve or deny the Highrose/Verandas project, he indicated he was seeking a legal path that would allow a possible denial of the project. Through hard work and determination, a group of residents was able to enlist one of the […]
Restoring Manhattan Beach – Stewart Fournier wants to end the divisiveness
by Mark McDermott Many issues drew Stewart Fournier into the Manhattan Beach City Council race, including public safety, intelligently addressing state housing requirements, and confronting the hate crimes that have occurred on school campuses. But there is one overarching issue that inspired him to run, and that is the political rhetoric and divisiveness that he […]
Enchantment and celebrity chickens in Hermosa, a Mexican classic departs and more dining news
The nights are getting cool, but the local dining scene is hot as ever, with lots of openings to report and more on the way. First, though, news about a few places of note that we have lost. The Market Report: Moon’s Market offered friendly service in a cluttered, slightly shabby environment, and had a […]
Jimmy Miller Surf Fiesta puts fun back to contests
Photos by Steve Gaffney (SteveGaffney.com) and Chris Miller The Jimmy Miller Surf Fiesta, arguably the South Bay’s most fun surf contest, and inarguably the most innovative, emerged from the pandemic last Saturday at 42nd Street in Manhattan Beach. Teams are composed of five surfers, of varying levels. Each team member must catch at least one […]
The Best CBD Product Types for Stress
As the CBD market develops, we are getting a better understanding of what types of CBD products are more beneficial for various conditions. Stress is among the top reasons why people use CBD. In this post will discuss how CBD gummies and oil can put your body in the best position to handle conditions like […]
2 Tragic Bicycle Accidents in and Around Hermosa Beach — and How to Stay Safe
Cycling accounts for 1% of all commutes in America. While it is an excellent way of exercising and can help reduce your carbon footprint, cycling can also be dangerous to cyclists and other road users. According to the CDC, approximately 1,000 cyclists die yearly on American roads. Some states have a higher prevalence of […]