by Garth Meyer The new Redondo Beach police chief is in place, two weeks in, a second-generation RBPD officer,
Garth Meyer
January 19, 2026
by Garth Meyer The new Redondo Beach police chief is in place, two weeks in, a second-generation RBPD officer,
In March 2025, Manhattan Beach resident and former Daily Breeze photographer Brad Graverson began bearing witness against the national ICE
by Laura Garber A red carpet, flashing lights and wine provided by Uncorked turned Mayor Rob Saemann’s State of the
James Taylor, Duran Duran and The Offspring will headline the 2026 BeachLife Festival, the lineup announced Friday at 1 p.m.
by Garth Meyer NASA chose Northrop Grumman, Redondo Beach, Jan. 5 for one of seven contracts to advance technology
by Mark McDermott The Manhattan Beach City Council has been grappling with an onslaught of new multifamily housing projects that
by Mark McDermott When Eric and Alan Johnson were grade school kids growing up in Palos Verdes in the early
by Paul Teetor It was a rough weekend for the Los Angeles pro football teams – both of them. Oh,
Thursday, January 15 State of the City, Hermosa Beach Join Mayor Rob Saemann for some food, drinks, music, and more
by Richard Foss The South Bay’s restaurant scene has been defying gravity, remaining vibrant despite higher ingredient and labor costs
by Kevin Cody A man in his 50s riding an e-bike was struck by a late model Toyota Camry on
by Laura Garber The 100th anniversary of the Hermosa Beach Kiwanis Club was celebrated with the unveiling of an updated
by Laura Garber The year 2025 brought news of devastating fires, and troubling incidents involving minors on e-bikes. But the
by Kevin Cody The South Bay’s moderate climate and generally small surf have made paddleouts increasingly common for people who
by Richard Foss Not long ago there were no restaurants in the Beach Cities serving Chinese dumplings, at least as
Surf Club opens Two and a half years ago, Allen Sanford told the Redondo Beach city council his plans for
