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by Mike Hoye Launch Segundo, a new marketing platform designed to attract and retain businesses in El Segundo, has been released by the El Segundo Economic Development Corporation. The program will be supported by a micro-site, social media, digital marketing, events, and other tools to spotlight key milestones of the companies already located in the […]
Beach Camp & Day Camp BeachSports BeachSports, winner of 2025’s “Best Kids Beach Camp” and 2024’s “Best Kids Day Camp” awards, came back this year to sweep both categories. From ocean safety and surfing to skateboarding and playing volleyball, Beach Sports offers kids aged 4-13 a variety of day and summer camps in Redondo Beach, Hermosa […]
by Alessandra Haddick On February 6, hundreds of students stepped out of El Segundo High School and onto Main Street, transforming an ordinary passing period into a public demonstration calling for immigration reform and the abolition of Immigration and Customs Enforcement. Handmade posters rose above the crowd as chants such as “No hate, no fear. […]
by Kevin Cody, Mark McDermott The cause of the El Segundo Chevron refinery fire that began with an explosion that frightened neighbors in Manhattan Beach, and El Segundo, and lit up the South Bay sky last Thursday evening, October 2, has not been determined. But “Chevron does not have any indication that the fire was […]
ESAW FEATURE ARTIST by Rachel Reeves Interviewing Damian Fulton is like studying one of his paintings: the first thing you notice is there’s a lot going on. He talks fluidly, articulately, and fast, pinballing ideas that span decades and genres and Southern California subcultures. Sometimes he’ll stop himself mid-sentence. “Wait,” he’ll say, “you’re not even […]
From small things, great things grow by Richard Foss I get nervous when a restaurant I like makes a drastic expansion, because some concepts scale up well, some don’t. Doubling the seating may require doubling the kitchen size or not, and probably demands a staff expansion – but by how much? Restaurateurs who get those […]
by Mark McDermott Annie Hartley loved the house the moment she stepped inside. She is a Realtor in Manhattan Beach, so Hartley has developed a sixth sense about certain homes, kind of like how a sommelier picks up notes in a glass of wine that most people do not. It begins with where the house […]
Spotlight: Saturday, February 22 Lanakila Classic, Seaside Lagoon Open Ocean races (long and short) with outrigger canoes 1- and 2 persons, stand-up and prone paddleboards, surf skis, and V1s. Kids mini-course in the Harbor. Registration opens at 7 a.m. Preregistration online is recommended. $40. Open to the public. Proceeds will be donated to LA Fire […]
[ngg src=”galleries” ids=”3017″ display=”pro_mosaic”] photos by Ray Vidal David Delatorre, 23, of Rancho Palos Verdes, won the 47th annual Redondo Beach Chamber of Commerce Super Bowl 10K, Feb. 9, with a time of 32:43, followed by Finn Babbitt, 17, of El Segundo, in 32:36. Michael Nakahara, 30, of Torrance, took third at 32:53. For women, […]
World Series Champs take the CT3 Polar Plunge The Los Angeles Dodgers, led by manager Dave Roberts and Chris Taylor return to the Manhattan Beach Pier on Sunday, February 2 for the Second Annual CT3 Polar Plunge, benefiting the Friendship Foundation. The ticket includes a celebration on the beach with activities, giveaways, snacks, and donuts, […]
by Mark McDermott The term “housing crisis,” so often used to describe California’s housing shortage, just took on new meaning for the thousands of families who lost homes in the Los Angeles County wildfires in the last week. Many of the 5,000 left without homes in Pacific Palisades are looking for temporary and permanent new […]
by Paul Teetor Justin Herbert threw just three interceptions in 17 regular season games. It was an incredibly efficient season for the All-Pro quarterback and a big reason for the Chargers turnaround from last season’s 5-12 record to this year’s 11-6 record. Then he threw four interceptions in the Chargers first-round playoff game Saturday afternoon. […]