Super Bowl 10k waiver? Pickleball certainty? Streetlight banners? Redondo Beach closes in on budget

The 2024 Redondo Beach Super Bowl Sunday 10k gets underway. New security requirements are the subject of discussion about how the city may help pay for them. Photo by Ray Vidal
by Garth Meyer The second public hearing on the 2025-2026 city budget brought out a chorus of support for pickleball courts, waiving the Chamber of Commerce’s Super Bowl 10k/5k security fees, frustrated calls for attention to a street median project, and a question about whether the budget will be balanced. “Our budget, as proposed, is balanced,” said City Manager Mike Witzansky at the outset Tuesday night, June 2, noting that $3.5 million is included from the city’s pension funds
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