by Mike Purpus Laurie Wislon’s introduction to surfing began in the mid ‘60s, pre-surf leashes, with shagging her older brother
Mike Purpus
April 9, 2026
by Mike Purpus Laurie Wislon’s introduction to surfing began in the mid ‘60s, pre-surf leashes, with shagging her older brother
by Mark McDermott The saga of Sally’s tree is coming to its end. The City of Manhattan Beach this week
by Mark McDermott The Manhattan Beach City Council approved a six month trial of the microtransit operator Circuit, a public-private
by Garth Meyer Beach Cities Health District has taken another step toward redevelopment of its 11-acre campus in Redondo
by Laura Garber Over the past 100 years, the Hermosa Beach Kiwanis Club has left its mark on nearly everything
by Jefferson Graham When Mark Sonnenblick was five years old, his mom bought a piano for their Manhattan Beach home,
American BBQ Willingham’s Many places in the South Bay have something called barbecue on their menu, but few would pass
by Richard Foss Non-specific Cuisine: After 23 years of focusing on Cajun and Creole cuisine, the Ragin’ Cajun is no
by Bob Pinzler Artesia Boulevard was a problem for the city when I moved to Redondo Beach in 1980. In
It’s time Dear ER: It’s time for the ancient, historic Old Salt Pond to finish seeping up to the surface
by Paul Teetor When senior point guard Kiki Rice scooped up a loose ball and threw in a three-point buzzer-beater
Thursday, April 9 Vietnam Veterans of America Fundraiser Help raise funds for Veterans of America South Bay Chapter 53 at
St. Augustine, Florida, bills itself as both America’s oldest city and “the most photogenic city in the U.S.”—a bold claim
by Laura Garber An estimated 400 to 500 teens responded to an Instagram post announcing a “Beach Takeover” party in
Health Dept. issues beach bacteria advisory Los Angeles County Department of Public Health has issued an advisory for beach users
by Garth Meyer The Redondo Beach city council took in a strategic planning session March 31 to assess what has
