By Garth Meyer It was a 12-day film shoot in the summer of 2023, but it originated in the summer
Garth Meyer
November 3, 2025
By Garth Meyer It was a 12-day film shoot in the summer of 2023, but it originated in the summer
by Garth Meyer White sea bass are coming to a grow-pen in King Harbor, with a new structure built and
by Paul Teetor Uh oh. This isn’t going to be a Dodgers cakewalk after all. To quote the late, great
Members of the allcove Beach Cities Youth Advisory Group clean up the lot Oct. 21 at Beryl Street and Flagler
Knob Hill volleyball tournament Saturday The fifth Annual Knob Hill Classic volleyball tournament returns to Redondo Beach Saturday, Oct.
By Garth Meyer The Redondo Beach Unified School District has reached a tentative agreement with its teachers’ union, announced Oct. 17.
by Garth Meyer Three “strong options” are on the table for the next chapter of the Beach Cities Health District
AxeALS Beach Fest & Cornhole Tournament Saturday The second annual axeALS Beach Fest & Cornhole Tournament will take place Oct.
Brynn Staples, 11, shows perfect form during the Fourth Annual Frosty Olympics at the Hermosa Beach pier on Saturday, October
by Garth Meyer The specter of city Housing Elements throughout the state, including those for Redondo Beach, Hermosa Beach and
Beloved mother, wife, grandmother, and friend, Lorie Allen Vos passed away peacefully on August 25, 2025, surrounded by her family.
by Gavin Heaney Last year, Mickey Mance Jr. enlisted friends to put together a fundraiser for Mance’s lifelong friend Eric
by Garth Meyer The return of the 1930 Redondo Beach Historic Library has moved to the next phase after city
by Garth Meyer A group of teachers crowded into the Redondo Unified School District board chambers Sept. 30 to
By Garth Meyer A new effort is underway in Redondo Beach to curtail short-term rentals. More than 500 letters
Redondo Union ranks in top .5% of public high schools in America Redondo Union High School is listed in the
