by Alessandra Haddick Hundreds of people charged into 63-degree Pacific waters along the Manhattan Beach shoreline Sunday morning, February 1,
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February 10, 2026
by Alessandra Haddick Hundreds of people charged into 63-degree Pacific waters along the Manhattan Beach shoreline Sunday morning, February 1,
by Alessandra Haddick Four years ago, crews hauled 70 tons of invasive ice plant off the sand in North Manhattan
by Alessandra Haddick At first glance, the massive underwater world of Avatar seems galaxies away from the South Bay. But
by Mira Abrams Over 50 South Bay artists participated in the 2025 Water & Wood exhibit, which helps raise funds
by Allison Sutton Training partners Zach Jirkovsky, Jake Glick and Anthony Perez were in a dead heat when they ran
by Eve Celia Rosenblum Just three seconds separated the top three runners in the 8th Annual Chevron Manhattan Beach Mile
by Eve Celia Rosenblum Kendall Ryan rode in the Chevron Manhattan Beach Grand Prix for the first time when she
by Mira Abrams France-based e-bikes seller Upways celebrated the opening of its 30,000 square foot e-bike refurbishment center in Redondo
Photos by Chris Miller The annual Jimmy Miller Foundation’s BeneFiesta is known for its high energy, celebratory air. This year’s
by Sebastian Summer The Roundhouse Aquarium earlier this year launched the Dolphin Project, which aims to spread awareness about
by Sebastian Summer A Manhattan Beach teenager has raised $250,000 and launched a nonprofit that allows children from economically disadvantaged
by Delilah Aguilar Actor/musician Ed Quinn and Pennywise songwriter/vocalist Jim Lindberg responded in similar ways upon hearing of the suicide
by Graham Galusha A 46 percent increase in the number of homeless in the South Bay (Service Planning Area 8)
by Sofia Williams Moon Jam, a 9-hour showcase featuring 10 young bands, and work by a dozen young artists, was
by Sofia Williams On a sunny Sunday afternoon, I sat down at King Harbor Yacht Club to speak with Taft
by Sofia Williams The Manhattan Beach Police Department has added a new K-9 unit to its ranks: Officer Brian Cobian
