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Spotlight on the hill – Las Amigas Champagne, Tea and Fashion Show
Fashions at Torrance Memorial Hospital
Cardiologist Dr. Michele Del Vicario is at the heart of medicine
Cardiologist Dr. Michele Del Vicario balances cutting edge technology with bedside manners
Spotlight on the hill – Torrance Memorial Medical Center Raised $64 Million
Torrance Memorial Medical Center Raised $64 Million
In 2017 with generous community support
Steve and Brad Discover Yamaya Japanese Wagyu and Grill in Torrance
Steve and Brad Discover Yamaya Japanese Wagyu and Grill in Torrance Steve and Brad venture slightly outside the bubble for this 2 Minute Review to feature Yamaya Japanese Wagyu & Grill in Torrance. This reminds us of wine tasting but with top shelf beef. So good! This episode is hosted by Steve Napolitano and yes, […]
Brad and Steve Visit Primo Italia in Torrance
They’ve broken into Torrance with this Two Minute Review featuring Primo Italia, authentic Italian food, great drinks and live music. Host Steve Napolitano chats with Primo’s managing partner Lou Giovannetti and executive chef Michelangelo Allaga about their Italian restaurant.
Philantropy by design Houston/Tyner CFO Gary Houston
Architect Gary Houston balances work on the Manhattan Beach Marriott with pro bono work for Richstone Family Center
Torrance Beach ‘better than Pipeline’ for 13th Annual Ratopia Surf Classic
by Mike Purpus The annual Ratopia Surf Classic was founded in 2005 to raise funds for 22-year-old local surfer Denny Bales was diagnosed with Hodgkin’s Lymphoma. Over the ensuing decade, the contest has raised $127,000 for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society, which has recognized contest organizer Nick Weber with its de Villiers Society Award. The […]
Spotlight on the hill – TMMC Festival of Fashions
Festival of Fashions benefiting TMMC to raise funds for the transformation of the North Patient Tower
History relived at PV Concours d’Elegance
The 24th PV Concours d’Elegance at Zamperini Airfield in Torrance
Beach wheels – Concours D’Elegance takes to the airfield
This year’s Palos Verdes Concours D’Elegance moved off the peninsula to Louis Zamperini Airfield in Torrance
Rugby, motocross, race cars and flying in formation – it’s all about camaraderie, claims Guido Rietdyk.
Sky rider by David Mendez It’s almost 9 p.m. mid-week and Guido Rietdyk’s Rolling Hills home is buzzing. He grabs a pair of beers from the fridge while his wife Sophie entertains a friend from down the street. “We’re Europeans,” he said, referring to his penchant for late nights and friendly pours. “We’re very […]
Bob Dylan fans! The 27th annual Dylanfest is this Sunday!
The 27th Annual Dylanfest
Come gather ’round people… Andy and Renée’s “Dylanfest” is on its 27th leg by Bondo Wyszpolski Bob Dylan didn’t need to pull in the Nobel Prize for Literature in order to be respected as a master tunesmith and lyricist. He’s had people passing along that idea for half a century. But it’s certainly a milestone, […]
Torrance Islamic community shaken by travel ban
by Saima Fariz On January 30, 23-year-old Torrance resident Ruhi Khan drove her brother to Los Angeles International Airport for his routine departure to American University of Antigua, a medical school in the Caribbean. She did not intend to join the thousands of protesters assembled at Tom Bradley International Terminal demonstrating against President Donald Trump’s […]
Hundreds march on Torrance refinery calling for MHF ban
by David Mendez Saturday morning, two years to the day of the explosion at the Torrance oil refinery, the South Bay woke up to messages from the city’s alert system learning that the refinery had, once again, suffered an explosion and fire. This only seemed to strengthen the resolve of the members of the […]