by Paul Teetor “We finally beat Rolling Hills Prep,” a jubilant Mira Costa Coach Neal Perlmutter said moments after the
Paul Teetor
December 11, 2022
by Paul Teetor “We finally beat Rolling Hills Prep,” a jubilant Mira Costa Coach Neal Perlmutter said moments after the
Ongoing: Snow flurries at the beach The Point in El Segundo is trading in sandcastles for snowmen as they invite
by Paul Teetor Over the last half century Los Angeles sports fans had the rare privilege of listening to three
by Kevin Cody In 1950, the State of California created a new sales tax category, for surfboard sales. The first
by Paul Teetor The undefeated Mira Costa boys basketball team won the semifinals and final of their Pacific Shores Classic
Santa Stroll The fourth annual California Great Santa Stroll, a fundraiser for Mychal’s Learning Place, which assists youths and young
Surfing Santa and his South Bay Boardrider Elves will pose for photos with families, and collect toys for the Beach
The first annual Tito’s Turkey Bowl was held Saturday, Nov. 19, at Seaside Lagoon. A total of 12 teams participated
False branding Dear ER: Redondo Beach is anything but anti-growth. In fact, at 11,000 residents per square mile, we are
by Kevin Cody Over the past six months, Manhattan Beach’s public works department removed 100 tons of dead vegetation, planted
Spotlight: Hermosa for the Holidays Hermosa Beach celebrates the approaching holidays with its annual Pier Plaza tree lighting ceremony on
by Ryan McDonald In surf speak, a “line” is the path a surfer chooses to take on a wave. The
by Paul Teetor Steve Nash is the luckiest man in professional sports. Wait. What? Is that the same Steve Nash
by Jenna Brodkin (Reprinted with permission from the Mira Costa High School La Vista.) Mike Rosenthal joined Costa’s athletic program
[ngg src=”galleries” ids=”2638″ display=”masonry” ngg_triggers_display=”always”]by Kevin Cody When Manhattan Beach School Board Member Sally Peel disclosed at the Friday evening,
