Beach Cities Toy Drive unWrapping party The 28th annual Beach Cities Toy Drive continues through December 19. Residents are encouraged to
Easy Reader Staff
December 10, 2020
Beach Cities Toy Drive unWrapping party The 28th annual Beach Cities Toy Drive continues through December 19. Residents are encouraged to
At the very end of a five hour Manhattan Beach City Council meeting on November 17, Councilperson Hildy Stern
Hermosa Beach schools await County waiver to allow transitional Kindergarten through second grade students to return to school.
The continuous innovation of technology has brought the world of sports betting to a better perspective today. If you have
“Collective,” a documentary by Alexander Nanau, is so much more than the sum of its parts. What started as journalistic
A newly elected school board member, a newly elected Beach Cities Health District board member, two Manhattan Beach Education Foundation board members, a Mira Costa High coach, and two first-year Mira Costa students were among speakers who addressed an estimated 300 parents and their children at a rally Wednesday evening for the “safe opening of schools and sports activities.”
Surfing Daley brothers follow dad Scott’s path, but not exactly.
Parents desperate to have their young children back in classrooms scored an unexpected victory last week when the Manhattan
Manhattan Beach may have more Tesla’s per capita than any other city in California. New local businessman Henrik Fisker hopes to change that
“Maybe Next Year,’ the well-intentioned documentary directed by Kyle Thrash tracks the 2017-18 season of the Philadelphia Eagles football team
There’s a stereotype about people from New York City that we all recognize, of people who are brash, boastful, and
Their their Dear ER: Thank you for writing about Jason Boxer and their campaign for Manhattan Beach school board (“School
Popular Shellback bartender Rico De Alba grows his family by five after his brother-in-law dies of COVID-19
A Mira Costa High School freshman football player tested positive for COVID-19 last Friday, according to the Manhattan Beach
Manager Dave Roberts deserved this World Series title even more than his players. More than Corey Seager, the official MVP who consistently hit the ball like Babe Ruth with eight postseason home runs. More than Mookie Betts.
Not since the 2005 shut down of Clark Foam, which supplied 80 percent of surfboard blanks, had the surf industry’s future looked as uncertain as when COVID-19 shut down retail last March.
