by Chelsea Sektnan Teenagers at St. Francis Episcopal Church have a new place to gather each week, thanks to the
Chelsea Sektnan
March 4, 2026
by Chelsea Sektnan Teenagers at St. Francis Episcopal Church have a new place to gather each week, thanks to the
by Rachel Reeves [Editor’s note: The following article about Peninsula Chamber CEO Eileen Hupp first appeared in Peninsula in October
by Chelsea Sektnan On a recent Saturday afternoon, horseback riders lined up inside the Empty Saddle Club, tucked quietly into
by Chelsea Sektnan “Is that real ice?” That’s the first question most people ask Ice-America vice president Craig MacDonald when
South Bay Food Company grew out of COVID and into the heart of local gatherings by Chelsea Sektnan Food kept
by Chelsea Sektnan Saxon Weiss picked up the ukulele at age 2. His father, Christian Weiss, showed him the only
Stephenie Hammitt cut the leather and hand pounded the rivets for her first handbags 15 years ago. Today Hammitt handbags
by Chelsea Schreiber There’s been a lot of talk lately about Metro’s plan to extend the C Line/K-Line/Green Line down
by Chelsea Sektnan On a clear afternoon in Palos Verdes, when the ocean breeze drifts through the canyons and the
The theater mom brings Broadway production values to local community theaters by Chelsea Sektnan On a cool fall evening at
Peregrines, surf, and the shoreline ritual: how a photo circle Dave Weldon built became a South Bay community. by Chelsea
Susan Wilcox is stepping away from fundraising after spearheading a 96-acre wildlife corridor on the Peninsula by Chelsea Sektnan Susan
by Chelsea Sektnan As the Point Vicente Lighthouse approaches its 100th anniversary next April, a new nonprofit has formed to
by Chelsea Sektnan This year’s 60th annual Palos Verdes Old-Fashioned 4th of July Celebration will honor the life and legacy
[ngg src=”galleries” ids=”122″ display=”masonry” animate_images_enable=”0″ animate_images_style=”wobble” animate_images_duration=”1500″ animate_images_delay=”250″ ngg_triggers_display=”always”]by Chelsea Sektnan It began when Maria Peters, a lifelong resident of
by Chelsea Sektnan Applause filled the Norris Theatre as Executive Director Julie Moe-Reynolds stepped on stage on a recent afternoon.
