by Rachel Reeves In 1939, when Peter Serrato moved to Redondo Beach from Boyle Heights, plots of land were $50,
Rachel Reeves
February 21, 2024
by Rachel Reeves In 1939, when Peter Serrato moved to Redondo Beach from Boyle Heights, plots of land were $50,
by Mark McDermott Mayor Bill Brand knew the finish line was approaching. He’d had a frank conversation with a palliative
by Kevin Cody What appeared to be graffiti artists tagging the downtown Hermosa Beach Bank of America Wednesday morning were
[ngg src=”galleries” ids=”2885″ display=”masonry” ngg_triggers_display=”always”] Photos by Ray Vidal by Garth Meyer In pre-race warmups, a man in a
by Mark McDermott The word spread frantically among whale watchers on the afternoon of January 2. The orcas were back.
Saturday, February 10 and Sunday, February 11 Saturday and Sunday: Health and Fitness Expo. As part of the Super Bowl
by Kimie Joe Boards Across Hermosa exhibit Through April 20 Local artists and shop owners come together for the Third
Beyond your wildest imagination The 2024 L.A. Show is gearing up by Bondo Wyszpolski When it comes to art-related events,
A Bountiful Harvest The Special Children’s League hosted their annual Benefit Luncheon at the Palos Verdes Golf Club on November
by Mark McDermott Manhattan Beach home sales sharply declined in 2023, dropping from 322 sales in 2022 to 253 last
Wednesday, January 24 2024 Greater LA Homeless Count Hermosa Beach’s annual Homeless Count will take place from 8 – 11
by Kevin Cody Katherine Bergstrom, one of the last of the “Swedish Mafia,” which waged a 50-year battle to “Keep
Thursday, January 11 Battle of the Badges The Battle of the Badges Blood Drive. To sign up to donate: RedCrossBlood.org
No longer will Redondo Beach be defined by its century-old waterfront electric power generating station by Garth Meyer It began
Thursday, January 4 South Bay Bridge Club Join the South Bay Bridge club and learn how to play plus make
