by Gavin Heaney The third annual BeachLife “Evening by the Sea” charity fundraiser kicked off the festival weekend Wednesday evening
Garth Meyer
May 10, 2025
by Gavin Heaney The third annual BeachLife “Evening by the Sea” charity fundraiser kicked off the festival weekend Wednesday evening
Council gives full funding for walking park The coming native plant and walking paths-park at the “Redondo Beach/King Harbor” sign could
by Garth Meyer Jackson Browne walked onto the LowTide Stage Sunday evening, May 4, and looked out upon the crowd.
The Redondo Beach city council took in a strategic planning session April 30, assembling a list for staff to focus
King Harbor Yacht Club marked its 76th boating season Sunday, April 6, with traditional “Opening Day” ceremonies. The long-standing practice
by Garth Meyer The first Redondo Unified School District Measure S projects have been approved, with up to $54 million
2025 sailboat races begin King Harbor Yacht Club’s annual Thursday night Twilight (sailboat) races season returned to the South Bay
by Garth Meyer A man who threatened to harm Metro surveyors on the potential Green Line extension route through North Redondo
A long-sought, new harbor master is in place at the Redondo Beach waterfront. Curt Mahoney was appointed last September, an
by Garth Meyer Final election count to be announced Thursday Concluding city election results come out Thursday at 2 p.m.,
by Garth Meyer Iraq veteran and RUHS graduate Andrew Goldsmith’s second book was published Feb. 25, “The Mediocre Infrantrymen’s Guide
by Garth Meyer Jim Light is the next mayor of Redondo Beach. Joy Ford is the next city attorney and
by Garth Meyer Redondo Beach Police have launched a new digital mapping tool to manage street-sweeper routes and inform the
by Garth Meyer The prospect of retail cannabis stores in Redondo Beach is less certain than it has been before,
Edited by Garth Meyer The District One city council race is between Rolf Strutzenberg, a current school board member/city committee
by Garth Meyer Proposed city charter amendments on the March 4 ballot include six items supported by various councilmembers and
