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Redondo Beach Sea Hawks remember freshman Wyatt Lee
“I prefer not to think of Wyatt dying early. I think of him living 14 strong years.” -- drum teacher Robin Bailey
“I prefer not to think of Wyatt dying early. I think of him living 14 strong years.” — drum teacher Robin Bailey
All Ball Sports: A new champ in town. And a new superstar
Manager Dave Roberts deserved this World Series title even more than his players. More than Corey Seager, the official MVP who consistently hit the ball like Babe Ruth with eight postseason home runs. More than Mookie Betts.
Baywatch: Pennywise vs Everclear, Skechers Zoom walk, Scary South Bay
Pennywise meets Everclear BeachLife Festival presents a live streaming of Pennywise’s Jim Lindberg and Everclear’s Art Alexakis on Thursday Oct. 29 at 6 p.m. “Art is one of my favorite songwriters of all time and I’m beyond stoked he agreed to be part of BeachLife. Art is an LA native so hopefully we’ll get some […]
Trump supporters rally in Redondo Beach, parade through the Beach Cities
Over 1,000 carloads of President Donald Trump supporters participated in a rally at the Redondo Beach Performing Arts Center parking lot Sunday morning. The rally was followed by a car parade through the Beach Cities, to Wilmington
US Olympic hopefuls compete in 16th Street Hermosa Beach tourney
Eight of the U.S’ top women’s beach volleyball teams play a practice tournament at Hermosa’s historic 16th Street courts.
Debbie Walmer memorial at American Matryrs a lovefest and storyfest
Passersby, hearing bagpipes and seeing 500 people in beach chairs (socially distanced) on the grass at the American Martyrs School athletic field last Thursday, may have thought they were witnessing an Irish story telling contest.
Skechers Pier to Pier Friendship Walk on Sunday, Oct. 25. T-shirts, swag available now
The 12th Annual Skechers Pier to Pier Friendship Walk, this Sunday, October, will be a virtual walk. But organizers still hope to raise $2 million for the Friendship Foundation and South Bay School education foundations. America’s got Talent winner Kodi Lee will be back to help out
Jimmy Miller Surf Fiesta goes virtual. Entries open
For this year’s Jimmy Miller Fiesta surfers will gather in pods of four at their favorite break and submit photos and video of each team member’s best waves for awards that include the coveted Best Wave, Worst Wipeout, Best Family, and Best Lounger.
COVID-19 cases down, but experts warn of pandemic fatigue
New, confirmed cases of COVID-19 in the three Beach Cities were down nearly 50 percent last week (25 cases) from two weeks ago (45 cases).
Pandemic swells South Bay surfboard sales
Not since the 2005 shut down of Clark Foam, which supplied 80 percent of surfboard blanks, had the surf industry’s future looked as uncertain as when COVID-19 shut down retail last March.
Redondo contemplates homeless housing in King Harbor
A pilot facility of 15 “Pallet shelters” in the 1500 block of Kingsdale Avenue for six months and another six months at Moonstone Park in King Harbor is under consideration by the Manhattan Beach City Council.
Manhattan Beach’s Walmer was American Martyrs Church, volleyball matriarch
Debbie Walmer was American Martyrs Home Tour founder, volleyball matriarch to three generations.
All Ball Sports: World Series puts Dodgers’ Roberts in spotlight
After 32 years of playoff failure and fan frustration, it’s going to be different this year. Why? Mookie Betts.
Hermosa Beach’s Tim Banas: a life at the beach
Throughout most of his life Tim Banas’s pro level athleticism, male model good looks, harmonica playing and hail fellow well met manner made him an admired and welcomed fixture in the surf lineup and neighborhood volleyball tournaments.
Tim Banas paddleout in Hermosa Beach
A paddleout for longtime Hermosa Beach surfer, free diver and tradesman Tim Banas, shown surfing at Indicator, will be held Saturday, Oct. 17 at 10 a.m. at 2nd Street, in Hermosa Beach.