Point San Pedro Dear ER: I’m glad the litigation is finally over (“Redondo Council approves $2 million to spurned waterfront
Kevin Cody
March 28, 2023
Point San Pedro Dear ER: I’m glad the litigation is finally over (“Redondo Council approves $2 million to spurned waterfront
The Studio (MDR) The Studio (MDR)’s Lisa Hirsch-Solomon, and Ymi Suga join Manhattan Beach Chamber of Commerce President David Archer
by Garrick Rawlings Redondo Beach based singer/songwriter/musician Ayline Artin, who is full of rock and roll and bluesy soul, recently
The Market Report: Hermosa Beach acquired its first stand-alone butcher shop in living memory this week, and you can read
Spotlight: Redondo Beach Bark in ‘D’ Park The Friends of the Redondo Beach Dog Park is hosting the “Bark in
by Kevin Cody “If I could write everything I am thinking, my words would reach to the sky,” Casey Rohrer
Library appreciation Dear ER: I want to commend Steve Fulton on his beautifully written cover story about Manhattan Heights Library
The Second Annual State of the Art, a fundraiser for Indivisible Arts, will feature an auction of nearly 100 skateboard
The David Sliff Memorial Foundation was named winner of the annual Hermosa Beach Friends Foundation “Quick Pitch” competition last Wednesday
by Garth Meyer “And then there were 10, as they say,” said Bob Trombetta, a member of the Redondo Beach
by Kevin Cody Every morning as 10 a.m. approaches, Hermosa Beach surfers rush from the water to their cars. Parking
Time management Dear ER: At the last Hermosa Beach city council meeting, Councilmember Mike Detoy made the astute observation that
[ngg src=”galleries” ids=”2713″ display=”masonry” ngg_triggers_display=”always”]Despite the Pineapple Express raining down on most of California, it didn’t rain on the 27th
by Mark McDermott The Manhattan Beach City Council last month approved an increase in the City’s transit occupancy tax, better
by Garrick Rawlings A nationwide trend of rock n’ roll shows for seniors has reached Redondo Beach. The Wednesday night
Hermosa Beach Little League president Mark Mamber welcomed nearly 400 Little Leaguers to Clark Field Saturday morning. Then, the Hermosa
