The South Bay dining scene is shaped by a mix of forethought and improvisation. Some changes are caused by business
Richard Foss
December 27, 2023
The South Bay dining scene is shaped by a mix of forethought and improvisation. Some changes are caused by business
by Paul Teetor It was a crazy year for local sports – and by that we mean sports in both
Upcoming: Tuesday, January 9 McKinney For DA Fundraiser 2024 South Bay Fundraiser for District Attorney Candidate John McKinney. 6 –
A closer south of the border: It was hard to tell exactly when Samba closed, because the once-popular churrascaria had
Thursday, December 21 Candy Cane Lane – El Segundo See what this holiday special tradition is all about. Festive houses,
by Garth Meyer If you flew out of LAX in late 2021 on Delta Airlines, chances are your plane burned
by Mark McDermott Manhattan Beach Unified School District Assistant Superintendent Tom Stekol is being investigated by an independent third-party firm
A flood of tax money Dear ER: Please Vote No on the Manhattan Beach’s unconstitutional stormwater tax increase, from $19
Holiday cheer, or lack thereof: According to a survey, the day before Thanksgiving is the busiest night of the year
Spotlight: Hermosa Kiwanis tree lot benefits students The Hermosa Kiwanis Tree Lot opens Friday, November 24, celebrating 38 years at
Fried chicken has been multicultural from its beginnings, a Scottish cooking style married to a West African tradition of battering
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Pickleball Turkey Tournament Sat. Nov. 25 and Sun. Nov. 26. Come work off the last of those Turkey legs at
Photos by JP Cordero Arts310, a coalition of South Bay professionals, raised $50,000 at its first exhibit since COVID. PSM
by Kevin Cody Dave Hollander’s first surf job was at the Bing Surfboard factory on Surfboard Row (Cypress Avenue) in
Upcoming: Kids Creations on Hermosa Greenbelt Cora Owen’s Kid’s Creations at Hermosa for the Holidays. Taking place on Saturday, November
