The more things change, the more they remain the same, or at least they do in “Coup!” set during the
Neely Swanson
August 27, 2024
The more things change, the more they remain the same, or at least they do in “Coup!” set during the
by Kevin Cody Current and past political leaders are taking opposing positions on a November 5 ballot measure that would
The less said, the better Dear ER: Hermosa Councilmember Massey advises council not to talk to the press is sage
The latest from PhotowalksTV: this week we’re in the rolling hills of nearby Temecula, home to all those vineyards, a
Former Kiwanian President Carol Lawson recently passed away at age 79 A memorial for former Hermosa Kiwanian President Carol Lawson
A two-second winning margin highlighted the 31st edition of the Independence Day 5K Run and Firecracker Dash in Redondo Beach,
Spotlight: HB Veteran’s Memorial site clean-up The Hermosa Beach Veterans Memorial Committee is searching for Veterans in the community to
by Kevin Cody Hermosa Beach Finance Director Viki Copeland presented what she described as a “tightly balanced” budget to the
And the fight goes on Dear ER: The Redondo Beach Quality of Life Coalition has done a great job of
by Brianna Smith The Mira Costa High School badminton team left their mark at the CIF Southern Section. Six standout
By Garth Meyer Redondo Beach has a new city logo. In a 4-1 vote May 7, the city council approved
by Kevin Cody Asked in 2019 if competing against pet chain stores was a challenge, Abu Siddiq answered, “It’s a
by Kevin Cody Hermosa Beach’s popular, though sometimes polarizing, blue-haired Chamber of Commerce president Jessica Accamando announced in an email
Hit the road Dear ER: I would like to thank the Easy Reader for bringing the Redondo Beach truck route
The 43rd Annual Educator of the Year dinner was hosted by the Palos Verdes Rotary Club recently at the Palos
