+Pageant of Our Lord by Deborah Paul Over 300,000 people have enjoyed the Pageant of Our Lord since its first
Stephanie Cartozian
March 20, 2023
+Pageant of Our Lord by Deborah Paul Over 300,000 people have enjoyed the Pageant of Our Lord since its first
A James Bond-themed fundraiser for St. John Fisher School was held for over 200 guests at the Palos Verdes Golf
by Garth Meyer “And then there were 10, as they say,” said Bob Trombetta, a member of the Redondo Beach
It happened this week: I was attending the WPPI convention in Las Vegas, a meeting of wedding and portrait photographers,
by Garth Meyer Free divers Lance Lee Davis and Johnny Carabajal were training just off of Veterans Park the morning
Ongoing Foster dog parents needed Forte Animal Rescue, a long-established dog rescue non-profit, is urgently in need of people to
by Mark McDermott Some coyotes who’ve been expanding their habitat into Manhattan Beach will be likely targeted and euthanized as
by Garth Meyer A man with an architecture degree from Harvard, Jerome Chang was “the IT guy off-screen” during the
Sensible and sensitive Jess Morton’s transition from physics to poetry by Bondo Wyszpolski For half a century, JB Kennedy sold
Andrea Lee returns to her high school practice course for the LPGA Peninsula stop by Robb Fulcher Andrea Lee is
MLB alum join ceremony Palos Verdes Peninsula High School (PVPHS) celebrated the grand re-opening of Panther Park on January 28.
Doug Hatano recalls growing flowers with his father, James, who leased land on the Peninsula after spending three years at
2022 was a year of extraordinary diversity in the dining scene by Richard Foss Sometimes I look at previous columns
Stay in your lane Dear ER: I am not a big Trump fan, though I vote right of center the
Just like the South Bay’s Redondo/Hermosa/Manhattan Beach trio of beach cities, each unique and different from each other, California’s second
by Paul Teetor The first-place Mira Costa boys basketball team was supposed to blow out fifth-place Palos Verdes last Friday
