The eighth Redondo Beach “Path of History” marker was unveiled Sept. 26 at Aviation Park. The sign tells the story
Garth Meyer
October 14, 2023
The eighth Redondo Beach “Path of History” marker was unveiled Sept. 26 at Aviation Park. The sign tells the story
Patrons line up for check-in at “Dine Around Artesia” Oct. 5, the return of the Artesia Boulevard event after an
by Kevin Cody The Hermosa Beach City Council voted 4 to 1 at a special council meeting last Thursday, October
Lobsters in their native environment don’t look appetizing, unless you get hungry when looking at aliens in 1950s science fiction
by Garth Meyer “BeachLife Ranch” second edition is complete. “Just licking wounds,” said Co-founder Allen Sanford on Monday. “It was
The Rolling Hills Estates City Hall patio was filled with nearly 100 leaders from local and regional government, non-profit organizations,
by Hibah Samad The National Merit Scholarship Corporation announced the names of the more than 16,000 semi-finalists nationwide who will
Seraphic serenade “Angel of Light” with a demonic twist by Bondo Wyszpolski One of the keys to a successful Halloween
by Garth Meyer Appointments to most of the city’s commissions were approved on a 4-1 vote Sept. 12, though some
It’s hard to believe anyone ever looked at the space that is now Siam I Am and thought, “That’s a
The songwriter known for Wicked Game, and working with filmmaker David Lynch, performs at BeachLife Ranch this Sunday, September 24
Over 400 supporters of the Richstone Family Center enjoyed offerings from two dozen local restaurants and bars at the 9th
by Garth Meyer Open for four months now, the city skate park on the pier has become “very, very popular,”
Oedipus sings the blues “The Gospel at Colonus” at the Getty Villa by Bondo Wyszpolski Whatever else one may think
From Caracas with love “Alfredo Boulton: Looking at Venezuela, 1928-1978,” ed. by Idurre Alonso (Getty Publications, $275 pp, $60), in
