by Garth Meyer Redondo Beach will remain a default 100-percent renewable energy town after a city council vote April 5
Garth Meyer
April 15, 2022
by Garth Meyer Redondo Beach will remain a default 100-percent renewable energy town after a city council vote April 5
by Garth Meyer The City of Redondo Beach is seeking further community input on future uses for the old library
Criminal defense attorney Nigel Villanueva “In every single case, the client needs to be apprised of everything. I’m here to
Seafood (other than sushi) Bluewater Grill The Bluewater grill was anachronistic on the day it was built, a retro design
Mexican (under $25) El Tarasco The original El Tarasco on Rosecrans is legendary, the shack by the beach that has
Kids restaurant Good Stuff Children have a different palate than adults, with a love for sweet and rich things and
Indian Addi’s Darbar Darbar has multiple meanings, one of which is a formal reception held by an Indian prince. Addi’s
Freshly made noodles/dumplings Din Tai Fung Our readers think that Din Tai Fung is the best, and they’re in good
Family dinner The Kettle Many parents complain that there are few places in our downtowns that are family oriented as
Chili Whiskey Flats BBQ When Whiskey Flats gets busy they don’t always answer the phone, so sometimes chili fans have
BBQ Global (Non American) Silvio’s Brazilian BBQ Brazilian food is having a moment right now. People who have never heard
American BBQ Lucille’s Smokehouse BBQ Unlike a lot of competitors, Lucille’s offers not only excellent barbecue, but a delightful environment
Hermosa Beach Surfer Walk of Fame The Hermosa Beach Historical Society will host the Surfer Walk of Fame weekend kick-off
Two vehicle accidents sent two people to the hospital last Sunday, including a 94-year-old pedestrian, who was in critical condition
Select crop Dear ER: This group was hand selected to endorse the will of City Manager Suja Lowenthal, who already
by Garth Meyer He grew up in L.A. and once battled a Polar Vortex in -35 degree wind chill to
