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South Bay Realtors challenged to sell homes they can’t show as a result of Governor Newsom’s ‘Stay-at-Home’ order
Real estate is a touch and feel business. But the coronavirus is stoppiong Reators from showing homes.…
Coronavirus cases in L.A. County continue to surge
by Ryan McDonald The number of novel coronavirus cases in Los Angeles County has…
County closes all beaches, bike path, until April 19
by Ryan McDonald Beaches in the South Bay and the rest of Los Angeles…
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County bans beach volleyball, Hermosa Beach resident rescues nets
Hermosa residents saves beach volleyball nets from being hauled off in County pick-up trucks.…
Coach Perkinson, Costa soccer move on to State with CIF title
by Kimberly Dester In a dominant win on Saturday, Mira Costa High School’s girl’s…
Bonner improves time to win 40th Annual American Martyrs 5K in Manhattan Beach
Over 700 runners competed in the 40th Annual American Martyrs 5K in Manhattan Beach. The racefollowed by the First Annual American Martyrs Health Expo.…
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ES sports – Young Eagle Team holds own against Mustangs
The El Segundo High surf made an aggressive, but ultimately unsuccessful attempt to upset…
South Bay Boardriders/Jolo Surf Contest in Manhattan Beach challenges locals, takes out club president
The South Bay Boardriders/Jolo Media surf contest last Saturday in El Porto began with a 6.7-foot, king high tide, pea soup fog and 4-foot shore pound.…
Surfers in the South Bay rejoice over a pumping long January swell
The surf swell that hit the South Bay in late January brought an almost…
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South Bay Restaurants Take-out Guide: Restaurants respond to dine-in prohibition
South Bay restaurants step up take-out during dining-in prohibition.…
A Peaceful Place [restaurant review]
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NOTE: This review was written before restaurants were closed due to the virus. La…
Restaurants get whiplash, pivot to take-out and delivery
Things have been moving so fast recently that it might be good to start…
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Even closed, galleries remain busy
Behind the closures, they’re keeping busy An update on galleries in the South Bay…
A message from a Marley
BeachLife Festival is postponed. But Ziggy Marley, who was scheduled to appear with his…
BeachLife Festival is postponed; Ziggy Marley shares thoughts on COVID-19
by Mark McDermott and Rachel Reeves The BeachLife Festival last week announced its postponement…
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- South Bay Realtors challenged to sell homes they can’t show as a result of Governor Newsom’s ‘Stay-at-Home’ order
- Coronavirus cases in L.A. County continue to surge
- County closes all beaches, bike path, until April 19
- USNS Mercy to care for non COVID-19 patients from area hospitals
- Manhattan Beach closes Strand, bike path
- Los Angeles County to close all public beaches immediately
- Workers get creative to get by in time of coronavirus
- LA County confirms 421 new COVID-19 cases and nine new deaths; South Bay cases jump to 126, including 20 in Redondo Beach and 21 in Hermosa/Manhattan Beach
Obituaries 
Councilwoman Horrell was known as Steel Magnolia
Former Redondo Beach councilwoman and long time Realtor Mary Kathleen “Kay” Horrell…
Redondo Beach Councilwoman and Realtor Kay Horrell was known as ‘Steel Magnolia’
Former Redondo Beach councilwoman and long time Realtor Mary Kathleen "Kay" Horrell passed away Tuesday February 11, at age 94.…
The South Bay’s Mother Teresa
Nikki Tedesco, the “Mother Teresa of the South Bay,” will be remembered…
Redondo stylist Pritzkat passes
Popular Riviera Village stylist Wynn Pritzkat passed away Jan. 12 from…
Ellen Goetz was Hermosa Woman of the Year
Ellen Goetz passed away peacefully on December 2 in the Hermosa Beach home that she built during her years as a real estate developer. She was 88.…
‘Perfect Merc’ McFarlane, Hermosa Beach pioneer lifeguard passes on
From the time John McFarlane became a Los Angeles County lifeguard in 1951, until a decade after his retirement 32 years later, whenever he had a vacation or a day off, he surfed…
Passing of Body Glove’s, Dive N’ Surf’s Patty Meistrell marks end of a dynasty, end of an era
The passing of Patty Meistrell, the First Lady of Body Glove and Dive N' Surf marks the end of a dynasty and of an era.…
Hermosa Beach’s ‘Turkey Jon’ Burt remembered as beach icon
Over the past five decades, “Turkey Jon” Burt was as favorite a Hermosa Beach fixture as The Strand where he rode his bike daily.…
Audiologist Lee Parker, of Manhattan Beach, was a born listener
The first clue Dr. Lee Parker’s funeral at American Martyrs last Friday would be emotional was the handkerchiefs handed mourners as they filled the church. But knowing Dr. Parker loved celebrations and New Orleans, the handkerchiefs also signaled a celebration was at hand.…