by Garth Meyer The “Combat Garage” is closed. A space in the back of a house on Avenue D off
Garth Meyer
January 22, 2026
by Garth Meyer The “Combat Garage” is closed. A space in the back of a house on Avenue D off
by Mark McDermott Brad Graverson had several reasons why he was not likely to ever participate in, much less lead,
Redondo Union High students, and district representatives including (center left) School District Boardmember Byung Cho, Principal Marvin Brown, and Superintendent
[imagely id=”253″] by Patrice Campbell The Mira Costa High Mustangs girls basketball team that showed up at Fisher Gym on
by Paul Teetor The Rams were lucky to win Sunday night’s overtime thriller over the Bears that propelled them to
Thursday, January 22 Homeless Count, Hermosa Beach Volunteer drivers and counters ages 18 and up will help count persons experiencing
On course Dear ER: I guess I just have to say it. Hermosa Beach has finally defined City Yard milestones
City to send free bus to Metro meeting on light rail expansion The City of Redondo Beach will fund a
by Garth Meyer The new Redondo Beach police chief is in place, two weeks in, a second-generation RBPD officer,
In March 2025, Manhattan Beach resident and former Daily Breeze photographer Brad Graverson began bearing witness against the national ICE
[ngg src=”galleries” ids=”252″ display=”masonry” animate_images_enable=”0″ animate_images_style=”wobble” animate_images_duration=”1500″ animate_images_delay=”250″ ngg_triggers_display=”always”]by Laura Garber A red carpet, flashing lights and wine provided by
by Garth Meyer Will the Redondo Beach Public Works Department need to rebuild the Sportfishing Pier to hold an overflow
by Garth Meyer NASA chose Northrop Grumman, Redondo Beach, Jan. 5 for one of seven contracts to advance technology
by Mark McDermott The Manhattan Beach City Council has been grappling with an onslaught of new multifamily housing projects that
by Mark McDermott When Eric and Alan Johnson were grade school kids growing up in Palos Verdes in the early
A leap of the imagination “Are You Seeing What I’m Seeing?” opens Friday at the Manhattan Beach Art Center by
