by Stacey Abigail Morse Just give ’em a larger stage. The only thing shaky about MBCC’s Fiddler on the Roof
Kevin Cody
March 25, 2026
by Stacey Abigail Morse Just give ’em a larger stage. The only thing shaky about MBCC’s Fiddler on the Roof
by Kevin Cody “You have two options. A cycle of constant repairs or replacement,” Hermosa Beach Public Works Director Joseph
by Chelsea Sektnan Backstage at LA Fashion Week, young designers from the South Bay stood under bright lights as makeup
by Stephanie Cartozian Steve and Chris Tight’s hacienda-style home on a quiet street in Palos Verdes Estates doesn’t announce itself
by Paul Teetor After the first weekend of March madness, only one LA team was left standing: the UCLA women’s
Spotlight: Tour de Pier Art installation South Bay artists are putting their creative spin on stationary bikes with The Art
Chemical complication Dear ER: Thanks for your coverage (“Chevron fire spurs changes in emergency communication,” ER March 5, 2026) of
Photos and text by Ed Solt On a beautiful sunny Saturday, March 21, over 500 cars spanning decades and different
by Garth Meyer Redondo Beach Unified School District boardmembers voted March 10 to set grading standards for its middle schools
by Garth Meyer The pursuit of a new Redondo Beach Police gun range remains in effect as the city council
Omurra honored as an L.A. County “Woman of the Year” Lila Omurra, Redondo Beach homeless housing supervisor, was presented a
by Laura Garber Another battle has begun for concerned residents regarding the installation of a Verizon cell tower at 725
The Manhattan Beach Unified School District Board of Education, in deliberations that began in early February and finalized at
by Garth Meyer It was a bankrupt restaurant in October 1995. It had been shut down by the health
by Alessandra Haddick The Hermosa Beach Surfer Walk of Fame has been a source of pride for the community since
by Alessandra Haddick An intimate conversation about love, loss and writing unfolded in Hermosa Beach on February 12, as local
