Spotlight: Local musician Gavin Heaney, known as Latch Key Kid, will take the stage at Polliwog Park in Manhattan Beach
Erin Waldner
July 21, 2022
Spotlight: Local musician Gavin Heaney, known as Latch Key Kid, will take the stage at Polliwog Park in Manhattan Beach
by Mark McDermott Manhattan Beach Fire Department Captain Dave Shenbaum believed he’d seen just about everything a firefighter, paramedic, and
Spotlight Chevron Manhattan Grand Prix The Chevron Manhattan Beach Grand Prix, one of the oldest professional bicycling races in the
Coyote lives matter Dear ER: We coyotes of the El Segundo, Manhattan Beach and Hermosa Beach Greenbelt would like to
Pleas from Manhattan Beach residents to stop coyotes from killing their pets prompted the City Council to enlist a trapper for help
Spotlight The Satin Dollz opened the Concert in the Park at Polliwog Park Sunday, July 3 with a USO style
Spotlight If you’re looking for a way to celebrate America’s Independence, there’s plenty going on in the South Bay this
by Paul Teetor For the first time all year, Russell Westbrook displayed an impeccable sense of timing. No rushed
1 July, Friday Beading Meeting This special interest group of the Azure Verde Chapter of the Embroiderers Guild of America will
by Mark McDermott The Manhattan Beach City Council, grappling with a cannabis industry initiative that would override the City’s ban
Event Spotlight: The Hermosa Pride Festival returns to Hermosa Beach for the second year this weekend. Friday at 6 p.m.
by Kevin Cody Dreams of Hermosa Beach becoming a stopover site for local El Segundo Blue Butterflies, and migratory Monarch
by Mark McDermott The Manhattan Beach Planning Commission last week unanimously, if somewhat reluctantly, voted in favor of Project Verandas,
I was the child of an avid golfer, and grew up liking everything about the game except playing it. The
by Paul Teetor For the first time all year, Russell Westbrook displayed an impeccable sense of timing Monday afternoon. No
The butterfly effect Dear ER: The South Bay community is fortunate to have Suzanne Evans (“Hermosa Beach Flowers of the
