by Garth Meyer Last Friday evening, Redondo Beach City Attorney Mike Webb announced the city will pay $2 million to
Garth Meyer
April 1, 2023
by Garth Meyer Last Friday evening, Redondo Beach City Attorney Mike Webb announced the city will pay $2 million to
President Biden names Manhattan Beach clean energy veteran Gene Rodrigues to serve as his DOE Deputy Secretary of Energy. He tells South Bay Cities Council of Governments new energy sources will be locally based and locally managed.
City to mark Juneteenth each year A unanimously approved city council resolution Tuesday night makes Juneteenth an annual celebration in
Spotlight: Redondo Beach Bark in ‘D’ Park The Friends of the Redondo Beach Dog Park is hosting the “Bark in
Manhattan Beach State of the City Manhattan Beach Mayor Steve Napolitano delivers his State of the City address on Thursday,
The community came out in droves to the Manhattan Beach Middle School campus for its first-of-its-kind STEM Expo, presented by
[ngg src=”galleries” ids=”2713″ display=”masonry” ngg_triggers_display=”always”]Despite the Pineapple Express raining down on most of California, it didn’t rain on the 27th
Retail Flower Shop Growing Wild For the past 30 years, Growing Wild Flower Shop has been creating unique and
by Garth Meyer Two candidates seek the city treasurer position in the March 7 Redondo Beach municipal election. MATTHEW KILROY
by Kevin Cody Hermosa Beach CPA and attorney John Q. Rodgers, 68, was released from Los Angeles County Men’s Jail
Spotlight: Public safety open house The Redondo Beach Police Department will present a public safety open house on Sunday, March
by Mark McDermott Some coyotes who’ve been expanding their habitat into Manhattan Beach will be likely targeted and euthanized as
American Martyrs 5K The 43rd annual American Martyrs 5K Run/Walk will get underway at 8 a.m. in Manhattan Beach. To
by Garth Meyer The annual Super Bowl Sunday 10k/5k drew 5,200 participants for a new course Feb. 12, in the
Spotlight: Redondo Ballet will perform “Snow Queen” at 7 p.m. on Feb. 18 and 3 p.m. on Feb. 19 at the
by Mark McDermott The American Martyrs 5k is growing. Many things about the event remain unchanged since its humble origins
