by Garth Meyer Redondo Beach city revenue was up 3% over estimates for fiscal year 2024-25, and spending down two
Garth Meyer
March 2, 2026
by Garth Meyer Redondo Beach city revenue was up 3% over estimates for fiscal year 2024-25, and spending down two
by Garth Meyer A new Gallup National Health and Well-Being poll taken in the Beach Cities shows “historic highs,”
by Garth Meyer Mickey’s Deli, the Hermosa Beach institution since 1953, will open a second location on Saturday at Inglewood
by Garth Meyer A modernization project under consideration, to be paid for with 2024 bond funds, would convert some restrooms
By Garth Meyer A 49-unit residential building was approved for Pacific Coast Highway and Pearl Street Tuesday night by
Ice dancer, Redondo Beach native Madison Chock takes silver at Olympics U.S. ice dancer Madison Chock, competing in her fourth
by Garth Meyer Eight people were rescued in two separate incidents on the Redondo Beach breakwall last Friday night and
[CORRECTION: The original version of this article included erroneous survey results for the question of whether Redondo Beach city
Mickey’s Deli to open second location City inspections are underway this week on a second location of Mickey’s Deli. Preparing
by Garth Meyer In an effort to counter private equity firms buying single-family housing and raising rents, the Redondo Beach
by Garth Meyer Congressman Ted Lieu held a telephone town hall Jan. 29, taking questions about U.S. Immigration Enforcement (ICE)
by Garth Meyer It was by Eat at Joe’s, going south, last October. A Nike billboard campaign featuring Redondo Union
“When I say no more, you say ICE!” No more, ICE!!” called out students from Redondo Union High School,
by Garth Meyer Questions of engineering and finance met one of philosophy Jan. 22 in Los Angeles, and the latter
by Garth Meyer By unanimous vote today, the Metro board of directors chose the Hawthorne Boulevard route to extend light
by Garth Meyer The “Combat Garage” is closed. A space in the back of a house on Avenue D off
