Where the Water Meets the Land: The fantastical far coast of Damian Fulton ESAW FEATURE ARTIST by Rachel Reeves Interviewing Damian Fulton is like studying one of his paintings: the first thing you Rachel Reeves August 21, 2025
Brave together: Some parenting is harder than others by Rachel Reeves Jessica Patay can easily return, in her mind, to the night in the summer of 2003 when Rachel Reeves May 25, 2024
Peter’s Garden Center’s Peter Serrato remembered by Rachel Reeves In 1939, when Peter Serrato moved to Redondo Beach from Boyle Heights, plots of land were $50, Rachel Reeves February 21, 2024
Desatoff’s Space Age masterworks ESAW features a rare exhibit of work by a legendary aerospace artist. It was made possible by a passionate local Rachel Reeves August 23, 2023
BeachLife homecoming The festival as a community reunion by Rachel Reeves For those of us who grew up in Redondo Beach, BeachLife Rachel Reeves May 11, 2023
Star of Americana – Brandi Carlile comes to BeachLife Ranch by Rachel Reeves When Brandi Carlile was in high school, she’d never met an openly gay person. Everyone in her Rachel Reeves September 14, 2022
A Veggie Affair – He worked in restaurants. She worked as a nutritionist. Their union yielded lil’ Vegerie Redondo Beach by Rachel Reeves In the summer of 2018, at Gracias Madre, a vegan Mexican restaurant in West Hollywood, she started Rachel Reeves August 4, 2022
BeachLife 3.0 – Homegrown festival finds its groove by Rachel Reeves Five-year-old Devan Velez was excited for weeks about seeing Sheryl Crow at the BeachLife Festival. In preparation, Rachel Reeves May 18, 2022
Peninsula Committee Los Angeles Philharmonic plans 70th anniversary gala by Rachel Reeves Programs include Music Mobile van, recorders for schools. The year the Peninsula Committee Los Angeles Philharmonic was Rachel Reeves February 24, 2022
A home for Jeeter. Erika Fleury leads effort to find homes for Jeeter and other abandoned chimpanzees by Rachel Reeves Seven months before the coronavirus became a global pandemic, Erika Fleury learned that 42 chimpanzees in Rachel Reeves February 22, 2022
Brett Dennen celebrates being back on the Redondo BeachLife festival stage by Rachel Reeves For Brett Dennen, who’s been touring for 15 years, the coronavirus pandemic was bittersweet. Like anyone else Rachel Reeves September 9, 2021
Pallet homes fine where they are, says RB council by Rachel Reeves The Redondo Beach City Council voted Tuesday night to keep the pallet homes, which currently houses formerly Rachel Reeves July 15, 2021
Redondo Beach Seaside Lagoon could open year round thanks to $10 million State grant by Rachel Reeves A $10 million state grant to “rehabilitate” Seaside Lagoon could enable its use year round, Redondo Beach Rachel Reeves July 14, 2021
Redondo Beach Council plans permanent parklets in Riviera Village, pending coastal okay by Rachel Reeves The old adage about crises sowing opportunities rang true in the Riviera Village last year. When the Rachel Reeves June 30, 2021
Redondo Beach North South conflict flares up in budget discussion by Rachel Reeves After hours of contentious back-and-forth, the Redondo Beach City Council passed the budget for FY 2021-2022 at Rachel Reeves June 23, 2021
North Redondo divide opens up over increased density by Rachel Reeves A series of contentious meetings ended early Wednesday morning with the Redondo Beach City Council voting, 3-2, Rachel Reeves May 20, 2021