Artesia heats up, Hermosa gets more Mexican, Cafe Pierre Brigadoon, wine events, and more Never Thought I’d Type This: For the first time since I started writing these columns, the Artesia corridor is the Richard Foss November 17, 2022
Parlor magic – Mike Longacre has built a community centered on a love for guitars by Garrick Rawlings Mike’s Guitar Parlor, at the corner of Pier and Manhattan Avenues, in the old Cafe ‘50s building Garrick Rawlings November 17, 2022
Spotlight on science Marine Mammal Care Center fundraiser includes $1 million from Lundquists At a Sept. 18 fundraiser for the Marine Mammal Care Center of San Pedro, philanthropists Melanie and Richard Lundquist donated Elka Worner November 17, 2022
Sundial memorial points to Veterans’ unspoken bond Hermosa Beach Councilman and retired Army Colonel Raymond Jackson spoke of the unspoken bond among U.S. military veterans, and then Kevin Cody November 17, 2022
L.A. Times article exposes Mayor Brand e-mails by Garth Meyer An article in the Monday Los Angeles Times, “Crude e-mails reveal nasty side of a California beach Garth Meyer November 17, 2022
Stuck-flag improvising at Veterans Day ceremony by Garth Meyer An unforeseen, stuck flag at the top of a flagpole led to improvisation during the annual Redondo Garth Meyer November 17, 2022
Chef fusion in Rancho Palos Verdes Many people who have visited Terranea have never thought about the logistics of having a hotel, golf course, and eight Richard Foss November 17, 2022
After a decade of conflict over Sand Dune Park, Manhattan Beach forged a lasting peace by Kevin Cody Over the past six months, Manhattan Beach’s public works department removed 100 tons of dead vegetation, planted Kevin Cody November 17, 2022