Book money Dear ER: Manhattan Beach is one of few cities that doesn’t have its own city library. We have
Kevin Cody
April 2, 2024
Book money Dear ER: Manhattan Beach is one of few cities that doesn’t have its own city library. We have
by Stephanie Cartozian The Schipkowski Residence was the recipient of the first building permit issued by Palos Verdes Estates. As
by Hibah Samad The Manhattan Beach Unified School District is preparing to implement Ethnic Studies courses at Mira Costa High
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.
by Garth Meyer After the Manhattan Beach School District announced layoffs in early March, neighboring district Redondo Beach says there
by Mark McDermott Mayor Joe Franklin’s late-starting and very local career in politics has been premised mostly on a single
by Mark McDermott The City Council last week grappled with an unusual problem. Its library fund has an $11 million
Ongoing: Through June 2024 Home in Hermosa exhibit at HB Museum In 1977, former Hermosa Beach Mayor and founding member
by Paul Teetor Hometown player crushes home town team The Mira Costa boys volleyball team, ranked first in the country,
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
by Mark McDermott The once-rejected 3-D shark mural reappeared at the Manhattan Beach City Council Tuesday night, and this time
