A cartoon series by Ian Freshman, a locally brewed IPA, and people who have lived here long enough to remember
Social distance science Dear ER: So the Hermosa Beach City Council was able to implement a mask measure without being
The Manhattan Beach Unified School District Board of Education has approved a tentative plan that will begin the coming
By Jefferson Graham When the COVID crisis started, Paul’s Photo owner Mark Comon wondered how he would be able to
Susan Robinson wants her daughter to be bilingual, so it was good news when the Redondo Beach resident learned this
The Hermosa Beach marquee that heralded some of the biggest nights of live music in recent South Bay history is now announcing something entirely different: “Saint Rocke is for sale.” The club is the first iconic South Bay venue to fall victim to pandemic economics. Owner Allen Sanford, who founded Saint Rocke in 2008 predicts many more businesses will follow and says the community may not yet understand how profound a shift is about to occur.
Manhattan Beach author addresses ‘Feeding the Dragon: The Trillion Dollar Dilemma Facing Hollywood, the NBA and American Business’
Manhattan Beach School District prepares ‘hybrid’ of distance, school learning
Learning is a beautiful thing and proper education is an essential ingredient that may improve one’s quality of life. Many
To Poet JB Kennedy, a Homage (James Bullard Kennedy passed away on July 13, 2020) by Bill Yankes When the
In one of the most consequential and anticipated decisions of the year, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled last week that teachers at schools affiliated with Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church in Hermosa Beach and St. James Catholic Church in Redondo Beach were barred from filing employment discrimination claims over their terminations.
Hermosa Beach Schools Superintendent Jason Johnson is beginning a new job in a new school district in the midst of what he called “the most dramatic change in education, ever.”
Restaurants, law firms, day care centers and churches are among the hundreds of entities in the South Bay to have received loans from the federal Paycheck Protection Program enacted to boost the economy amid the downturn associated with the coronavirus pandemic, according to data released by the government this week.
