La La Land fans and a new house band lead local jazz resurgence by Garrick Rawlings In the early 1950s,
Garrick Rawlings
April 16, 2023
La La Land fans and a new house band lead local jazz resurgence by Garrick Rawlings In the early 1950s,
Winter of ‘23 Redondo Breakwater in perspective Photographer Mike Balzer favors shooting surfers from a distance. For these photos, taken
John “JC” Carper grew up in Hermosa Beach, and moved to Hawaii after graduating from Mira Costa High School. Carper
Becker Surf partners Steve Mangiagli, Phil Becker, and Dave Hollander made more hand-shaped surfboards boards than any other board builder
American BBQ Willingham’s World Champion BBQ There are several good barbecue options in the greater South Bay that offer expansive
Ongoing: Walkers needed The South Bay will be represented at NAMI Walk, to be held on April 29 at the
Snared by the law Dear ER: We are disappointed to hear Manhattan Beach has chosen to embrace trapping in its
Hermosa Beach Mayor Raymond Jackson introduces Public Works Superintendent John Cordova and thanks his crew for participating in the Mayor’s
by Elka Worner When they joined the Kiwanis Club, ash trays lined the bingo tables, the Greatest Generation ran the
by Kevin Cody Over the past three decades, Verizon Wireless engineer William Desmond has found locations for over 18,000 cell
Event Spotlight 5K Run/Walk The mental health campaign “You Are Enough” will present the first annual “You Are Enough” 5K
Changing the future Dear ER: My children’s book, “New Year at the Pier,” winner of the Sydney Taylor Gold Medal
Bartenders Kerry McMenamin, and Natalie Bush, of Vista, on the Hermosa Beach Strand, were named winners of the First Annual
by Kevin Cody An “Early Bird” parking permit was approved on a three to two vote by the Hermosa Beach
Downtown Hermosa Beach restaurant owners fear the city’s proposed deck fees will lead to deck closures
