Mourners converge May 11 off of Redondo Beach for a paddleout ceremony in honor of the late Mayor Bill Brand,
Garth Meyer
May 16, 2024
Mourners converge May 11 off of Redondo Beach for a paddleout ceremony in honor of the late Mayor Bill Brand,
Redondo plays Carlsbad in home regional match Thursday, May 16, at 6 p.m. by Garth Meyer RUHS boys volleyball
by Mark McDermott In a clash of archrivals who also happened to be the two top ranked boys volleyball teams
by Kevin Cody Asked in 2019 if competing against pet chain stores was a challenge, Abu Siddiq answered, “It’s a
A splendid vision, a troubled life Sculpture by Camille Claudel is on view at the Getty Museum by Bondo Wyszpolski
The BeachLife Festival weekend began a few days early, on Wednesday May 1, with a performance by Pepper at the
“Wildcat,” Ethan Hawke’s audacious film about Flannery O’Connor, tries for the kind of gothic approach that this Southern writer might
A woman of many hats, a woman of many voices And when Ildy Lee discovered why she was born by
by Kevin Cody Hermosa Beach’s popular, though sometimes polarizing, blue-haired Chamber of Commerce president Jessica Accamando announced in an email
by Paul Teetor The sing-song chant started long before the end of the embarrassing Lakers home loss in game three,
by Richard Foss In Los Angeles, something a century old is, well, old. The South Bay was mainly agricultural
41st annual Springfest opens Thursday Springfest Redondo Carnival & Community Festival returns April 25-28 in the parking lot of Redondo
Mary Simun, South Bay Parkland Conservancy biologist, leads a group on a Nature Walk through Wilderness Park Saturday, April 20,
by Mark McDermott City Manager Bruce Moe, who has served the City of Manhattan Beach for 35 years, has announced
by Garth Meyer The City of Redondo Beach is prepared to file suit against Metro if it chooses to run
by Paul Teetor It was a week of much-needed change for the beleaguered USC men’s basketball program. They lost a
