Books to lead young minds astray! “Reading Lolita in Tehran” – July 1 at the Gardena Cinema by Bondo Wyszpolski
Bondo Wyszpolski
June 26, 2026
Books to lead young minds astray! “Reading Lolita in Tehran” – July 1 at the Gardena Cinema by Bondo Wyszpolski
by Chelsea Sektnan At the January 13, 2026, board meeting of the Palos Verdes Homes Association & Art Jury, the
A common adage in the making of public agency budgets is that each adopted budget is only a snapshot in
by Paul Teetor The Los Angeles Dodgers, riding the tidal wave of two consecutive World Series titles for the first
If Dave Williamson dies and goes to heaven, it will look something like this. It’s a Sunday afternoon at El
Thursday, June 25 Zonta Club at the Comedy Club The Zonta Club of South Bay is a chapter of an
Breakwall repair underway in King Harbor The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers started a Redondo Beach breakwall repair Monday on
by Laura Garber Hermosa Beach will ask voters in November to approve a half-cent local sales tax. The City Council
by Laura Garber Mayor Mike Detoy hosted “Conversation & Beach Cleanup,” during which he talked to residents about local issues
A La Carte Column for June 25, 2026 What entree goes well with kicking a ball? World Cup fever is
by Chelsea Sektnan Soccer coach Billy Hansen’s path to founding SIFA (Soccer Is For All) grew out of a lifelong
by Baran Taghvaei My parents and I went to the Sunday, June 21 World Cup group-stage match at Los Angeles
by Mark McDermott An internationally fraught incident occurred in Manhattan Beach this week when the Iranian soccer team competing
by Mark McDermott The 32nd Annual Manhattan Wine Auction on June 6 raised a record $2 million for Manhattan
by Garth Meyer Late this spring, homeowners in North Redondo Beach started to receive notices from the city, saying that
by Rick Dickert I first learned about the warming of the waters off of Peru, and its impact on the
