by Garth Meyer The 50th Annual Santa Barbara to King Harbor sailboat race drew 84 sailboats for the 80 nautical
Garth Meyer
August 6, 2023
by Garth Meyer The 50th Annual Santa Barbara to King Harbor sailboat race drew 84 sailboats for the 80 nautical
I remember when someone explained the idea of the elevator pitch, and how it could force a creative person to
by Graham Galusha A 46 percent increase in the number of homeless in the South Bay (Service Planning Area 8)
“Disruptions,” by Steven Millhauser (Alfred A. Knopf, 270 pp, $28) by Bondo Wyszpolski Back in 2002, Jennifer Howard of the
by Sofia Williams Moon Jam, a 9-hour showcase featuring 10 young bands, and work by a dozen young artists, was
Ira Sachs’ new film “Passages” sounded very promising. A gay marriage is upended when one partner begins an affair with
by Richard Foss The life of commercial fishermen has always been hard, dirty, and unglamorous, which hasn’t stopped restaurants evoking
by Sofia Williams On a sunny Sunday afternoon, I sat down at King Harbor Yacht Club to speak with Taft
by Garth Meyer The Redondo Unified School Board held a workshop July 18 to discuss the potential to put a
Were these the first robots? “Miracles and Machines: A Sixteenth-Century Automaton and Its Legend,” by Elizabeth King and W. David
by Sofia Williams Northrop Grumman interns were challenged to spot and extinguish fires around the world during the aerospace company’s
On May 11th, the Booth family in Rolling Hills Estates generously hosted this year’s Special Children’s League (SCL) annual fundraiser
On May 24th at The Original Red Onion, the Montemalaga Parent-Teacher Association (PTA) honored its finest dedicated school volunteers and
On the evening of June 8th at the Los Verdes Country Club, PV Juniors magnanimously disbursed over $160K raised with
“Based on a True Story” – Story, in any case “Based on a True Story” is a dark comedy that
Palos Verdes Golf Club car enthusiasts gathered at the club on May 13 for a 24 mile drive around the
