“Ordinary Angels” – Ordinary people [MOVIE REVIEW]
Neely Swanson
February 20, 2024
Community & Culture
Compagnon Bistro classic cuisine in style
Richard Foss
February 17, 2024
Banana Leaf and Beach Cities Social has a split personality
Richard Foss
February 17, 2024
Harbor dredging
Garth Meyer
February 16, 2024
“God and Country” – Whose God and whose country? [MOVIE REVIEW]
Neely Swanson
February 16, 2024
A LA CARTE: Surprise openings and closings, popup goes permanent, whiskey dinner, and other dining news
Richard Foss
February 14, 2024
Mira Costa vs Mater Dei Girls Volleyball CIF SS Div. 1 Final 11/04/2023 Cerritos College
ADAM LEVEILLE
February 13, 2024
Redondo Beach Mayor Bill Brand: His public service in photos
Kevin Cody
February 10, 2024
Shakespeare without words
Bondo Wyszpolski
February 9, 2024
On the bluffs
Garth Meyer
February 8, 2024
Mira Costa freshman Yeh’s two free throws send title game against Redondo into overtime
Paul Teetor
February 4, 2024
A time to come, and a time to go for Hermosa restaurants
Kevin Cody
February 4, 2024
Plein air artist Tom Redfield exhibit at Easy Reader
Kevin Cody
February 1, 2024
Hermosa council spares Pedone’s Pizza late night takeout
Kevin Cody
January 26, 2024
“Tótem” – The spiritual [MOVIE REVIEW]
Neely Swanson
January 26, 2024
Spotlight on Education: The City of Rancho Palos Verdes celebrates a New Year 2024 ahead
Tony La Bruno
January 23, 2024
“Ordinary Angels” – Ordinary people [MOVIE REVIEW]
Neely Swanson
February 20, 2024
“Ordinary Angels’ is a sweet story meant to tug at your heartstrings and play on the adage that one person
Compagnon Bistro classic cuisine in style
Richard Foss
February 17, 2024
When I talk with newcomers to the Peninsula about San Pedro, I find many have impressions of the city based
Banana Leaf and Beach Cities Social has a split personality
Richard Foss
February 17, 2024
Those who read my columns on a regular basis may have noticed I’m rarely the first to review a restaurant.
Harbor dredging
Garth Meyer
February 16, 2024
Dredging of King Harbor along the breakwall began Monday, Feb. 12, with a scoop dredge, tugboat and spoils barge, operated
“God and Country” – Whose God and whose country? [MOVIE REVIEW]
Neely Swanson
February 16, 2024
“God and Country,” an excellent and rather chilling documentary directed by Dan Partland, lays out the history of the radicalization
A LA CARTE: Surprise openings and closings, popup goes permanent, whiskey dinner, and other dining news
Richard Foss
February 14, 2024
Surprises on MB Boulevard: I was sad to see Gallery 208 close because I liked the art on display and
Mira Costa vs Mater Dei Girls Volleyball CIF SS Div. 1 Final 11/04/2023 Cerritos College
ADAM LEVEILLE
February 13, 2024
photo by Ray Vidal
Redondo Beach Mayor Bill Brand: His public service in photos
Kevin Cody
February 10, 2024
Redondo Beach Mayor Bill Brand passed away Friday, February 9, following a four-year battle with stage four lung cancer. He
Shakespeare without words
Bondo Wyszpolski
February 9, 2024
A pyre for their desire Matthew Bourne’s “Romeo + Juliet” by Bondo Wyszpolski Take note of the title. Shakespeare’s name
On the bluffs
Garth Meyer
February 8, 2024
Students from Leuzinger High School’s Environmental Careers Academy (Lawndale) plant Native California plants on the Esplanade, Saturday Jan. 27, as
Mira Costa freshman Yeh’s two free throws send title game against Redondo into overtime
Paul Teetor
February 4, 2024
Photos by Ray Vidal by Paul Teetor It was exactly the situation every baller — high school, college or pro
Plein air artist Tom Redfield exhibit at Easy Reader
Kevin Cody
February 1, 2024
An exhibit by Peninsula artist Thomas Hunter Redfield will feature his plein air work, much of it painted along the
Hermosa council spares Pedone’s Pizza late night takeout
Kevin Cody
January 26, 2024
by Kevin Cody Pedone’s Pizza narrowly averted loss of its after hours online takeout business at Tuesday night’s City Council
“Tótem” – The spiritual [MOVIE REVIEW]
Neely Swanson
January 26, 2024
Writer/director Lila Avilés has always been intrigued by the chaos of families, especially large Latin American families where boundaries are
Spotlight on Education: The City of Rancho Palos Verdes celebrates a New Year 2024 ahead
Tony La Bruno
January 23, 2024
The City held a civic holiday party at the historic Point Vicente Interpretive Center on December 4th to reign in