by Chelsea Sektnan Tucked away in North Redondo Beach, a small but impactful community resource is making a difference for
Chelsea Sektnan
February 14, 2025
by Chelsea Sektnan Tucked away in North Redondo Beach, a small but impactful community resource is making a difference for
by Garth Meyer Five candidates vie for mayor of Redondo Beach in the March 4 election: the current appointed mayor,
South by South Bay Punk Festival makes a scene by Gavin Heaney The inaugural South by South Bay Festival brought
by Garth Meyer The Redondo Beach Skate Park was officially dedicated – along with its new mural – in a
by Garth Meyer Should the city allow an electronic sign at the waterfront? That was the question before the city
by Liz Mullen Recipe for scrambled e-bikers HBPD has had several reports of juveniles on e-bikes throwing eggs at cars
Super Bowl Sunday 10K/5K returns to waterfront The annual Redondo Beach Chamber of Commerce Super Bowl Sunday 10 K/5K Run/Walk
[ngg src=”galleries” ids=”3014″ display=”masonry” ngg_triggers_display=”always”] State grant funds Hermosa Police DUI crackdown by Kevin Cody Drivers departing downtown Hermosa Beach
Ballots on the way Dear ER: Residents of Redondo will be getting a ballot in the mail for a very
Video by Jefferson Graham (JeffersonGraham.com) [ngg src=”galleries” ids=”3013″ display=”masonry” ngg_triggers_display=”always”]by Kevin Cody The current World Series Champion Los Angeles Dodgers
by Garth Meyer Prohibition may soon return to Riviera Village for ground-floor office space. Reinstatement of an earlier zoning ban
RB gardner threatened by Robber’s gun in waistband Robbers stole $4,500 of gardening equipment by flashing a handgun in broad
by Garth Meyer Redondo Beach Treasurer Eugene Solomon has called for action from the city council, to “stop delaying” revenue-producing
Ocean bacteria advisory issued after rainfall A Los Angeles County Department of Public Health advisory is in effect for bacteria
World Series Champs take the CT3 Polar Plunge The Los Angeles Dodgers, led by manager Dave Roberts and Chris Taylor
Housing shadow Dear ER: Yes, the State’s Density Bonus law permits developers to build high-rise apartment buildings along the Sepulveda
