After 32 years of playoff failure and fan frustration, it’s going to be different this year. Why? Mookie Betts.
Throughout most of his life Tim Banas’s pro level athleticism, male model good looks, harmonica playing and hail fellow well met manner made him an admired and welcomed fixture in the surf lineup and neighborhood volleyball tournaments.
A paddleout for longtime Hermosa Beach surfer, free diver and tradesman Tim Banas, shown surfing at Indicator, will be held Saturday, Oct. 17 at 10 a.m. at 2nd Street, in Hermosa Beach.
Mira Costa ninth grader Taylor Ryan will represent the Manhattan Beach Chamber of Commerce in the Young Entrepreneur Academy (YEA!)
Volley4Sound, a volleyball tournament in Hermosa Beach that raises money and awareness for issues faced by the deaf and hard
Helping local nonprofit organizations is an excellent way to support the causes that matters to you and make a difference
The Lebron James era in Lakers history officially began when they won the first of what could be – hell, should be — several NBA titles in the next few years.
Mark the date: December 12, 2020. That’s when the annual USC-UCLA backyard football brawl will take place at the Rose Bowl. It looked like it wasn’t going to happen this year, but the PAC-12 saw all the faux excitement surrounding Big-10 and SEC football and began to think, why can’t we do that too?
The only holdover from the Clipper’s crushing 2015 loss in the Western Conference Finals who is still with the team: Coach Doc Rivers. Draw your own conclusions.
The little boy was six years old and already had a knack for doing unexpected things in unlikely ways.
The Preakness Stakes is the second jewel of the US Triple Crown. However, because of the recent pandemic, it will
All Ball Sports: touchdowns without cheers, Manhattan Beach’s Nash Brooklyn bound, hope for Lakers/Clippers showdown
Beach Wheels Recently I had the opportunity to test drive the new BMW M340i and came away suitably impressed
Dr. Eric Daar watched President Donald Trump’s White House press conference on the eve of the Republican convention out of professional interest, then with apprehension and then with a feeling of oh no, not again.
