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City closes book with $2 million CenterCal settlement

By Garth Meyer

by Garth Meyer Last Friday evening, Redondo Beach City Attorney Mike Webb announced the city will pay $2 million to settle five lawsuits by CenterCal/Redondo Beach Waterfront. The statement followed a 5-0 closed session vote by the council to approve the settlement. Upon Webb’s announcement, the five councilmembers applauded. The lawsuits were related to breach-of-contract claims after a $400 million plan to revamp the waterfront in a public-private partnership ended in 2018. The settlement was also agreed to by Fred…

LAW ENFORCEMENT MBPD – arrests seven in wake of second Pasha heist

Redondo quits League of California Cities

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Word on the Street – BeachLife hosts Tito’s Bloody Mary Contest

Longtime 14th Street Hermosa Beach surfers Tamara Lentz, Steve Smith, and Peter Williams surf almost every morning until 10 a.m.without paying the downtown parking meters. But this week the Hermosa City council voted to begin downtown parking meter enforcement at 8 a.m. and to increase rates to $2 per hour. To accommodate frequent morning visitors to the downtown, the council also voted to offer parking meter permits valid from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. for $180 annually. Photo by Kevin Cody

Hermosa Beach ‘Early Bird” parking permit proposed as remedy for early enforcement

Hermosa Beach environmental programs manager Doug Krauss presents information on the proposed dining deck program during a meeting with restaurant Hermosa restaurant owners Monday at City Hall. Photos by Kevin Cody

$10 per sq. ft. too rich for outdoor dining decks, Hermosa restaurant owners say [UPDATE]

Baywatch Community Calendar 3-30-23

Saint Rocke rock’s back

April 2023 Peninsula Calendar of Events

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