by Richard Foss When I reminisce about memorable dining experiences at French restaurants, some people recoil from the idea. An
Richard Foss
July 2, 2024
by Richard Foss When I reminisce about memorable dining experiences at French restaurants, some people recoil from the idea. An
by Paul Teetor Lakers owner Jeanie Buss should just get it over with and change her team’s name to the
The most critically acclaimed restaurant in the Beach Cities, the only one to win a coveted Bib Gourmand award from
by Paul Teetor LeBron James finally got his own hand-picked Lakers coach. But the way he did it was ethically
This summer, many of us will head west for wide open skies, incredible scenery, American food and the chance to
Agnieszka Holland, the fabled director of “Europa Europa” about a young Jewish boy’s survival in Nazi Germany, has set her
by Kevin Cody Hermosa Beach Finance Director Viki Copeland presented what she described as a “tightly balanced” budget to the
On the evening of April 27, the all volunteer Las Candalista hosted its annual Spring Fundraising Event at the Norris
On April 28, in the Peninsula Center Library’s Community Room, friends and neighbors gathered to enjoy Armenian art, books, clothing,
by Brianna Smith Photos by Steve Gaffney (SteveGaffney.com) Nearly 200 women and young girls competed in the first annual Queen
Peninsula Seniors Peninsula Seniors Dos de Mayo Taco Fiesta Peninsula Seniors hosted their signature event, a Dos de Mayo Taco
The art of invention, the invention of an art Photographer Hippolyte Bayard at the Getty by Bondo Wyszpolski It’s a
by Brianna Smith The Mira Costa High School badminton team left their mark at the CIF Southern Section. Six standout
by Brianna Smith The Mira Costa High School badminton team left their mark at the CIF Southern Section. Their hard
By Garth Meyer Redondo Beach has a new city logo. In a 4-1 vote May 7, the city council approved
