Nearly 100 paddlers formed a circle and joined hands Sunday morning off the end of the Manhattan Beach pier in
Kevin Cody
July 17, 2023
Nearly 100 paddlers formed a circle and joined hands Sunday morning off the end of the Manhattan Beach pier in
by Karen Russo Long time Palos Verdes Peninsula activist Jane McNeil passed away on June 28, just a few days
by Chrissa Olson Redondo Beach boat cleaner Jose Gutierrez was bit on the thigh by a sea lion while diving
by Bill Beverly In the summer of 1970, there occurred the unusual opportunity to attend three performances of an infrequently
by Mark McDermott The Manhattan Beach City Council last week moved closer to launching a coyote trapping program, unanimously approving
by Alana Reyes The word “uncertainty” reverberated through the room like a broken record at the last two Manhattan Beach
by Mark McDermott Two armed robberies occurred only a few hours apart on late June 16 and early June 17,
by Wrigley Zbyszewski Nearly 800 beach volleyball players, 18 and under, competed in the Junior AVP Nationals and US Beach
Theft busts On June 29, after a foot chase, two suspects were arrested for organized retail theft at Macy’s department
Spotlight Shakespeare by the Sea is back in the South Bay. The group will stage “Hamlet” on Thursday, July 13
“I paint scenes that are designed to lower your blood pressure, and make you nod in affirmation.” — Brian Sisson
Poop fairies in the park Dear ER: This is an open letter to all the inconsiderate dog owners. What is
Guild Drug, and Antique Guild owner Don Guild maintained a low profile while having a large impact on hometown of Hermosa Beach.
by Paul Teetor When it comes to dominating a sibling rivalry, winning nine out of 10 ain’t bad. For the
Photos by Ray Vidal by Kevin Cody Chaos is the defining quality of the Hermosa Beach Fourth of July Ironman.
by Wrigley Zbyszewski The local volleyball community and the County of Los Angeles are at odds over the color orange.
