by Elka Worner The Palos Verdes Unified School District is taking one of the more contentious aspects of pandemic life
Judy Rae
August 2, 2022
by Elka Worner The Palos Verdes Unified School District is taking one of the more contentious aspects of pandemic life
Photos by Mike Balzer [ngg src=”galleries” ids=”2575″ display=”masonry” ngg_triggers_display=”always”] by Steve Vargas Editor’s note: Steve Vargas, a lifelong friend of
Who eats the coyotes? Dear ER: In response to letters from John Szot and Rick Ciampa about the coyote nuisance:
When you think San Francisco, the first thought is probably the Golden Gate Bridge and Cable Cars, right? Or maybe
Spotlight: Local musician Gavin Heaney, known as Latch Key Kid, will take the stage at Polliwog Park in Manhattan Beach
by Paul Teetor Dodgers Manager Dave Roberts is either a miracle worker or the luckiest man in sports. Let’s go
by Garth Meyer Hundreds of people pass by his bronze bust each day on the Redondo Beach Pier. George Freeth
When I consider some dining establishments, I am reminded of Shakespeare’s observation, “There is a tide in the affairs of
Coyote lives matter Dear ER: We coyotes of the El Segundo, Manhattan Beach and Hermosa Beach Greenbelt would like to
Hermosa Historical museum breaks community museum mold with jazz, and punk music, surfing, and volleyball exhibits.
by Garth Meyer Calene Morris, 28, of Torrance defended her title from last year in the 29th annual Riviera Village
by Paul Teetor Are you wondering why USC and UCLA shocked the sports world Friday by announcing they are leaving
Gang of four Dear ER: Mayor Bill Brand should have done the right thing and vetoed passing over Emdee as
When Doc Ackroyd hung the big beach towel out the second story window of his ocean front Hermosa Beach home. the South Bay’s best surfers hustled out of the water. and into his van for the ride to Mira Costa High. The world best surfers showed Doc similar respect when he hosted them on their world tours.
Bill “Missile” Austin earned his nickname for his headfirst approach to the hoops at Live Oak Park, and to everything
A parade down Pier avenue to the beach, followed by speeches at the rainbow-painted lifeguard tower on Saturday morning; and a surf session Sunday morning highlighted the second annual Hermosa Pride Festival.
