“Life of Pi” – sliced and delivered The young man and the sea “Life of Pi” in L.A. and Costa Mesa by Bondo Wyszpolski The novel by Bondo Wyszpolski May 14, 2025
Loyola High student Braun Levi celebrated at Manhattan Beach paddleout Several hundred friends and family members gathered at 1st Street in Manhattan Beach Sunday morning for a paddleout in celebration Mark McDermott May 14, 2025
Hermosa Beach City Manager resigns, council left to mend cultural divide by Kevin Cody During a late January Hermosa Beach City Council meeting, City Manager Suja Lowenthal interrupted an exchange between Kevin Cody May 14, 2025
TIME CAPSULE: Manhattan Beach Middle School Tidal Wave yearbook earns national honor by Hibah Samad The yearbook program at Manhattan Beach Middle School has evolved into a nationally recognized powerhouse of student Special Contributor May 14, 2025
Mira Costa swim team makes history at the CIF Southern Section Division 1 championships by Mark McDermott The Mira Costa High School co-ed swim team, after an undefeated season in which the Mustangs claimed Mark McDermott May 14, 2025
SPOTLIGHT ON ART: A step into alternative worlds VEFA’s Surreality 101″ VEFA’s “Surreality 101” is on view through May 24 and Gallery of Hermosa’s “The Spirit of Omiode Yokocho (Memory Lane)” Bondo Wyszpolski May 14, 2025
Spotlight on Culture: Black Heritage History Month Hosted by Palos Verdes Friends of the Library The Peninsula Friends of the Library’s Celebrating Our Similarities event for Black Heritage took place on February 21st. The “Friends” Tony La Bruno May 14, 2025
Spotlight on Music: LA Philharmonic committee collaborates with Artists The Peninsula Committee of the Los Angeles Philharmonic (PCLAP) hosted 100 guests for an evening of music, art, and fine Tony La Bruno May 14, 2025
Baywatch Community Calendar 5-15-25 Spotlight: Saturday, May 17 Greg Browning paddleout Pro surfer and filmmaker Greg Browning will be remembered during a paddle out Judy Rae May 14, 2025
Ask Dr. Allen: Can kids find their freedom? Do our youth need more activities? A survey completed a few years ago, found that 55% of Palos Verdes teens Special Contributor May 14, 2025
Peninsula Montessori Dedicates ‘Deary Hall’ to Local Composer After Surprise $25K Gift by Chelsea Sektnan Peninsula Montessori School in Palos Verdes has named its auditorium “Deary Hall” in honor of composer and Chelsea Sektnan May 14, 2025
Spotlight on Art: Palos Verdes Art Center Collected Treasures Estate Sale Fundraising by The Circle The Palos Verdes Art Center hosted a VIP reception for their “Treasures Collected Just for You” 4-day, annual sale on Tony La Bruno May 14, 2025
Spotlight on History: Daughters of the American Revolution 58th Annual Colonial Luncheon The Daughters of the American Revolution enjoyed a patriotic luncheon at St. Francis Episcopal Church on April 12, followed by Special Contributor May 14, 2025
Spotlight on Charity: Tropical Splendor Palos Verdes Junior’s Spring Gala The Palos Verdes Junior Women’s Club, now in its 67th year, hosted its annual spring fundraiser, “Tropical Splendor Gala,” on Tony La Bruno May 14, 2025
Spotlight on Medicine: Las Madrecitas and Las Niñas Raise Funds for Children’s Hospital Las Madrecitas and Las Niñas hosted their annual Mother-Daughter tea to benefit the Luskin Orthopedic Institute for Children (LOIC) on Tony La Bruno May 14, 2025
Spotlight on Nature: Go Wild for the Peninsula at the Major Palos Verdes Peninsula Land Conservancy Donor Event On March 30th, the Palos Verdes Peninsula Land Conservancy (PVPLC) held an event celebrating the successful completion of the Go Tony La Bruno May 14, 2025