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Gallup survey shows “historic highs” for Beach Cities well-being

The Beach Cities Health District Board appears with Jason Johnson, former Superintendent of Hermosa Beach City School District, in 2024. From left to right, Emory Chen, Youth Services Director, BCHD; Board Members Michelle Bholat, M.D.; Noel Chun, M.D.; and Martha Koo, M.D.; Johnson; Board Members Vanessa Poster and Jane Diehl; and BCHD Chief Executive Tom Bakaly. Photo courtesy Beach Cities Health District.
 by Garth MeyerA new Gallup National Health and Well-Being poll taken in the Beach Cities shows “historic highs,” at a time of national decreases.Manhattan Beach, Hermosa Beach and Redondo Beach had a combined Well-Being Index of 69.5 for 2025, their best yet, surpassing the national average of 60.1.The individual score for Manhattan Beach (71.6) was the top community measurement ever recorded by Gallup since the company started its Well-Being Index in 2008 – a total o
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