Spotlight: Manhattan Beach Open The Manhattan Beach Open gets underway Friday, Aug. 18., and continues through Sunday, Aug. 20 at
Erin Waldner
August 16, 2023
Spotlight: Manhattan Beach Open The Manhattan Beach Open gets underway Friday, Aug. 18., and continues through Sunday, Aug. 20 at
All the training seemed futile until a peacock fanned its feathers in the middle of the road by Christina Barkley
A Manhattan Beach family sets aside concerns about the loss of their vacation home in the Lahaina fire to help people who lost even more
Los Angeles County Lifeguards and Firefighters gathered at the Los Angeles County Lifeguard Training Headquarters in Manhattan Beach on Tuesday,
Spotlight: Glow Ride for Cystic Fibrosis Claire’s Place Foundation hosts its annual Glow Ride for Cystic Fibrosis on Saturday, August
Spotlight: HB Summer Sidewalk Sale & Lemonade Day The Hermosa Sidewalk Sale and Lemonade Day will includes a pop-up market
The International Surf Festival, the South Bay’s biggest participatory beach sporting event, began Wednesday evening with the youth sailing competition,
Yellow “High Bacteria” warning signs greeted beachgoers in the three beach cities, and in Palos Verdes Friday morning. A press
Guild Drug, and Antique Guild owner Don Guild maintained a low profile while having a large impact on hometown of Hermosa Beach.
by Sofia Williams Catalina Classic Paddleboard Race Director Francziska Steagall presented a history of the race to the Manhattan Beach
by Mark McDermott A plaque memorializing the spot where Dale Velzy operated what many believe was the world’s first surf
Manhattan Beach is a popular destination for many reasons. It’s close to the LAX airport, the beaches are beautiful, and
Just up the road from the South Bay, about a three hour drive, is the only legal place in the
by E. Solt Fresh off the jett, Kai Sallas, a Hawaiian professional longboarder, and four time World Surf League Championship
Forever young Dear ER: What a fantastic tribute to a true South Bay icon whom we lost far too early,
by Mark McDermott One day in 1949, 13-year-old Bing Copeland was bodysurfing just down from his family’s house, which was
