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by Rick Dickert I first learned about the warming of the waters off of Peru, and its impact on the South Bay in 1983, during my freshman year at Redondo Union High School. Because my friends and I surfed, I was already deeply entrenched in the world of weather. I tracked it with my backyard […]
On April 30, 2026, passengers aboard the Harbor Breeze whale watching tour had a memorable experience when they encountered nine orcas swimming off the coast of Catalina Island. The group, consisting of whales from three different matrilines, offered a rare and exciting glimpse into the complex social structure of these intelligent predators. While orcas are […]
By Richard Dickert The persistent dense fog in the South Bay over the past few months is unusual, but not unprecedented. Southern California has been dominated by an upper-level ridge of high pressure, pushing the jet stream (storm track) to our north. This pattern has kept the region mostly dry during the late autumn and […]
The latest from PhotowalksTV: this week we’re in the rolling hills of nearby Temecula, home to all those vineyards, a cool old town and fertile ground for riding around in a hot air balloon.
The Easter beach service of King’s Harbor Church gets underway Sunday, April 9 at the edge of Redondo Beach. Below, clouds begin to break Easter morning. Photos by Garth Meyer
Photos by Steve Gaffney (SteveGaffney.com) Gale force winds, approaching 20 miles per hour during the South Bay Boardriders/El Porto Surf Shop in El Porto contest two Saturdays ago left announcer Mark Cole at a loss for words. “I’ve said, ‘Challenging conditions’ a hundred times already. I need a new word,” he apologized over the […]