by Liz Mullen Manhattan Beach Police Department Chief Rachel Johnson wants to alert residents to an old scam colloquially known
Liz Mullen
June 17, 2024
by Liz Mullen Manhattan Beach Police Department Chief Rachel Johnson wants to alert residents to an old scam colloquially known
by Garth Meyer Replacing two fire stations, and perhaps more city buildings, took a step further Tuesday night, June 11,
by Garth Meyer A man who said he and his girlfriend were assaulted by teenage e-bikers in front of Captain
by Garth Meyer A story of a man who has fought to live, mentally and physically, Ron Kovic’s newly-published third
Lunch and Learning: Artesia has been blossoming as a dining area lately. The latest opening is not noteworthy for the
by Liz Mullen Task force to target e-bike violations The Redondo Beach, Hermosa Beach and Manhattan Beach police departments have
Spotlight: Thursday, June 13 Wade in the Water, HB Theatre Wade in the Water: A Journey into Black Surfing and
Malaga Cove Art on the Lawn Show Saturdays and Sundays: June 15 – 16, July 20 – 21, Aug. 17
And the fight goes on Dear ER: The Redondo Beach Quality of Life Coalition has done a great job of
E-bike general response; Memorial Day tickets Redondo Beach Police wrote 46 e-bike citations over Memorial Day weekend, Friday to Tuesday,
by Garth Meyer City councilmembers voted 4-0 Tuesday to approve a final draft of a letter against a state Senate
by Kevin Cody E-bike rentals in Hermosa Beach must be equipped with geofencing devices that disable pedal assist motors when
Spotlight: Saturday, June 8 South Bay Paddle, Hermosa Beach pier The South Bay Paddle, a 15 mile race, is a
The rockets red glaring Dear ER: We hear explosions/fireworks in south Hermosa Beach almost every night. Sunday night around 1
by Garth Meyer The video man of the Beach Cities has retired. After 35 years taping Redondo Beach city council
by Garth Meyer Birney Elementary School teacher Jennifer Friedlander has been named the new principal of Beryl Heights Elementary, effective
