by Elka Worner Congressman Ted Lieu cautioned local politicians that artificial intelligence can make local governments more efficient, but they
Elka Worner
April 3, 2024
by Elka Worner Congressman Ted Lieu cautioned local politicians that artificial intelligence can make local governments more efficient, but they
Spotlight: Saturday, April 5 Art show exhibit Bernard Fallon at ER A solo exhibit featuring the works of Bernard Fallon.
Book money Dear ER: Manhattan Beach is one of few cities that doesn’t have its own city library. We have
Ongoing: Through Saturday, April 27 Art exhibit featuring The Artists’ Studio of PV Works of local artists well known on
by Liz Mullen “The biggest trend we are seeing is property crimes,” Hermosa Beach Police Chief LeBaron said in a
An elderly man walking on Highland Avenue in Manhattan Beach was approached by three people, who offered him jewelry to distract him. It was only after the man returned home that he realized his watch was missing.
Ongoing: Through June 2024 Home in Hermosa exhibit at HB Museum In 1977, former Hermosa Beach Mayor and founding member
Alta Vista tennis in a pickle Dear ER: As a 40-year resident and homeowner in Redondo Beach, and an active
Veterinarian Hospital Bay Animal Hospital Our readers praised the knowledge, skill, and compassion of Bay Animal Hospital, with its comprehensive
by Liz Mullen A collision between a black SUV and two mini-motorcycles on Saturday, March 16 in South Redondo is
City youth commission to resume The Redondo Beach youth commission is on its way back, at the behest of city
Spotlight: Saturday, March 23 9 a.m. – 1 p.m. The Green Team Clothing Swap MCHS Mira Costa High School Clothing
by Garth Meyer A city audit report on March 12 drew praise from the Redondo Beach city council about pension
by Garth Meyer A city audit report March 12 drew praise from the Redondo Beach city council about pension
by Kevin Cody A story posted on Easy Reader’s website and Facebook page last Wednesday, March 20, stated Hermosa Beach
by Liz Mullen Hermosa Beach Police Department will receive $963,000 in federal funds for what Police Chief Paul LeBaron describes
