by Paul Teetor It was a rough weekend for the Los Angeles pro football teams – both of them. Oh,
Paul Teetor
January 14, 2026
by Paul Teetor It was a rough weekend for the Los Angeles pro football teams – both of them. Oh,
Thursday, January 15 State of the City, Hermosa Beach Join Mayor Rob Saemann for some food, drinks, music, and more
by Richard Foss The South Bay’s restaurant scene has been defying gravity, remaining vibrant despite higher ingredient and labor costs
[ngg src=”galleries” ids=”251″ display=”pro_tile” animate_images_enable=”0″ animate_images_style=”wobble” animate_images_duration=”1500″ animate_images_delay=”250″]by Laura Garber The 100th anniversary of the Hermosa Beach Kiwanis Club was
by Laura Garber The year 2025 brought news of devastating fires, and troubling incidents involving minors on e-bikes. But the
[ngg src=”galleries” ids=”250″ display=”pro_tile” animate_images_enable=”0″ animate_images_style=”wobble” animate_images_duration=”1500″ animate_images_delay=”250″]by Kevin Cody The South Bay’s moderate climate and generally small surf have
by Richard Foss Not long ago there were no restaurants in the Beach Cities serving Chinese dumplings, at least as
Surf Club opens Two and a half years ago, Allen Sanford told the Redondo Beach city council his plans for
by Mark McDermott Three unfathomable losses overshadowed everything else that happened in Manhattan Beach in 2025. Ford Savela, Braun Levi,
Spotlight: Hermosa’s Centennial Celebration Saturday, January 10. The City of Hermosa Beach invites residents to attend the unveiling of the
by Linda Chase One of the first lessons George Kuo learned from his slack key mentors is don’t give up
Local knowledge Dear ER: Why does Redondo hire consultants from outside areas (“Art plans solidify on Redondo’s Artesia Boulevard,” ER
Pulcini helped Vietnam war refugees Shortly after graduating from LaVerne College in 1963, June and her husband Ron Pulcini
by Mark McDermott What began as a straightforward decision by the Manhattan Beach City Council to use state grant funds
by Garth Meyer Placemaking on Artesia Blvd. moved a step closer Dec. 16 when the Redondo Beach city council approved
by Garth Meyer The Redondo Beach planning commission rejected an application Dec. 18 to build a four-story, 49-unit residential building
