by Garth Meyer After the pandemic led to heightened national security concerns about U.S. reliance on foreign-made microchips, the federal
Garth Meyer
December 4, 2025
by Garth Meyer After the pandemic led to heightened national security concerns about U.S. reliance on foreign-made microchips, the federal
A Change.org petition calling for no changes to the city’s “Redondo Beach/King Harbor” entrance sign has garnered 1,672 verified online
by Garth Meyer The Beach Cities Health District board has chosen a preferred partner to develop half of its 11-acre
by Garth Meyer To adjust T.O.T. or not to? Redondo Beach seeks to raise its Transit and Occupancy (hotel) Tax
“Beware” written on car, police take occupant into custody Redondo Beach Police took a person into custody for a mental
by Garth Meyer The 76th annual Warren Miller ski movie, “Sno-ciety,” came to Hermosa Beach for two showings Nov. 15,
by Garth Meyer The annual Redondo Beach Chamber of Commerce Awards for 2025 were led by “Man of the Year”
by Garth Meyer State-mandated “Smarter Balanced” test results are in for the 2024-25 school year and Redondo Unified School District
by Garth Meyer An update to the “Redondo Beach/King Harbor” sign is coming. The city council narrowed down changes in
by Garth Meyer “No smoking, no chewing, no vaping, no e-bikes,” admonished Master of Ceremonies Tom Lasser at the
by Garth Meyer Redondo Beach Police Chief Joe Hoffman announced Nov. 7 that he will retire at the end of
by Garth Meyer It started as a 17-inch propane griddle on the rooftop of a North Redondo townhouse during the
by Garth Meyer All through the year, some of the choicest items donated to the South Bay Auxiliary Thrift Shop
by Garth Meyer It began six years after the Korean War. It was pre-Moon Landing, pre-Los Angeles Lakers, though not
By Garth Meyer It was a 12-day film shoot in the summer of 2023, but it originated in the summer
by Garth Meyer White sea bass are coming to a grow-pen in King Harbor, with a new structure built and
