Cinematic ebb and flow The South Bay Film Society has returned to the AMC Rolling Hills 20, but will their
Bondo Wyszpolski
April 14, 2021
Cinematic ebb and flow The South Bay Film Society has returned to the AMC Rolling Hills 20, but will their
by Paul Teetor If you live up on Peninsula and you’re late for an appointment it’s perfectly okay to speed
(Editor’s note: This is the first of five profiles of candidates for one open seat on the Hermosa Beach
by Paul Teetor Three seconds. That’s how long it took for UCLA fans to go from jumping for joy to
by Louise Olfarnes The Palos Verdes Peninsula Land Conservancy recently received a $55,000 Biodiversity Conservation Grant from the National
Roundhouse reopens, and continues online April Earth month celebrations scheduled This Saturday, April 3, the Roundhouse Aquarium Teach Center at
by Paul Teetor From the First Four to the Final Four. That was the highway to heaven that UCLA traveled
by Donald Morrison Peninsula residents have grown up seeing “Do Not Eat Contaminated Fish” signs at local piers and beaches.
by Kevin Cody Phil Becker and Mike Eaton grew up on the Peninsula, across the street from one another, and
by Kevin Cody Bob Yassin, former Executive Director of Palos Verdes Art Center, adopts the persona of Vincent van Gogh
by Erin Waldner Painter Dan Pinkham met violinist Jim Sitterly on the school bus when the two were growing up
Wednesday, March 31 Mac Users Group Zoom meeting begins at 6:30 p.m. with Beginners Q & A, followed by a
Eight-year-old Teresa Chi-Ching Sun played blissfully on a bridge in China, oblivious to the danger her family faced during the
Through Wednesday, March 31 6th Annual Flair Cares Food Drive The drive benefits the Food Pantry, LAX and the
by Ralph Doyle Bob Peterson played the French Horn with the Beach Cities Symphony during its first rehearsal in 1950.
by Kevin Cody Every evening for two weeks, Renee Capozzola waited underwater in a shallow lagoon in Moorea, waiting for
