Organizers have canceled the 2020 BeachLife Festival, but plan to bring the Redondo Beach event back in 2021.
The Manhattan Beach Pier has been open for a century, but had to close for its 100th birthday, July 5.
Natalie Buether realized soon after the coronavirus lockdown that people were finding ways to celebrate events in different ways with drive-by graduation ceremonies or birthday parades instead of gathering in large groups.
Nearly 30 restaurants and businesses have received a temporary permit for outdoor retail dining and sales in Hermosa Beach, which according to one eatery helped business following the suspension of in-door dinning for a minimum of three weeks by state officials early last week.
Manhattan Beach elected and public safety officials, community organizers and residents will gather on Zoom Thursday evening, June 9, for a community forum-cum-City Council meeting discussing police policies and practices, implicit bias against Black people and other minority groups, and oth…
Fiesta Hermosa—touted as one of the largest arts and crafts fairs in Southern California— was expected to bring thousands to Hermosa Beach Labor Day weekend as it has for decades, but the Hermosa Beach Chamber of Commerce was forced to cancel the event due to the novel coronavirus outbreak, …
Bruce's Beach: Is a plaque enough to address Manhattan Beach's history, repay Black ancestors' loss?
Calls for Manhattan Beach to provide a more accurate and comprehensive accounting of a formerly Black-owned beach in the city, and to provide restitution to its founders, have gained traction in recent weeks — following a Juneteenth celebration there.
South Bay conservatives on Saturday protested beach closures because of the coronavirus pandemic, proclaiming their right to celebrate Independence Day on The Strand in Redondo Beach.
Vehicles adorned with messages such as "No Justice No Peace," "Racism is a pandemic, too" and the names of people of color who perished at the hands of police drove from Redondo Beach to LAX and back on Saturday, July 4.
The Kiwanis Club of Hermosa Beach announced the distribution of scholarships to recent high school graduates, funds to COVID-19 relief groups and monetary support for local businesses.
Outdoor dining areas in Redondo Beach’s Riviera Village are expected to open Saturday, July 4, a move to help restaurateurs increase their business while following social-distancing guidelines — a strategy that became even more crucial with the recent announcement that indoor dining across L…
Towering above a cluster of one-story shops on Pacific Coast Highway in Redondo Beach, the sign stands as tall as the nearby palm trees.
The Hermosa Beach City Council voted Wednesday during a special meeting to restrict hours of outdoor dining, the Pier Plaza and liquor sales in the city during the Fourth of July weekend to help slow the spread of the coronavirus.
A girl celebrating her 8th birthday got a surprise from police officers last week in Redondo Beach, after the girl’s neighbor burned her doll during a dispute about the sound of the children playing at the apartment building’s courtyard, police said.
The Marine Mammal Care Center of Los Angeles enjoyed a much-needed day of celebration this weekend.
For five years, fresh produce could be found on Pier Plaza in Hermosa Beach mid-week, but that ended in March when the Farmers Market fell victim to the novel coronavirus pandemic.
Since 1974, the Ironman has been one of the rowdiest events in the South Bay, but the novel coronavirus pandemic has put the Fourth of July Hermosa Beach tradition on hiatus.
Los Angeles County beaches will close for the Fourth of July weekend due to the increased cases of community spread of the coronavirus, officials said Monday, June 29.
The Facebook posts by Baddeley’s Pourhouse in Long Beach say it all.
The Roundhouse Aquarium Teaching Center in Manhattan Beach will open Wednesday, July 1, according to a Friday press release, closing for three months due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Before it could even begin, a planned rally in support of Black lives in El Segundo on Saturday, June 27, became a microcosm of tensions boiling across the nation.
Michael Keith remembers feeling strange, like his equilibrium was off, a few days after taking a dip into the glowing neon water when it showed up off Belmont Shores in Long Beach a few months back.
The Manhattan Beach Hometown Fair Association has cancelled its fall event due to the coronavirus pandemic, according to a notice sent early Wednesday morning.
Manhattan Beach and Hermosa Beach will lose its AVP Tour event after it was announced last week that a three-part AVP Champions Cup series will take place in Long Beach beginning July 18.
Redondo Beach will no longer pay for the legal defense of Councilmember Nils Nehrenheim in a lawsuit brought against him personally by local bar and restaurant owner Paul Hennessey.
The City of Hermosa Beach announced the cancellation of this summer's outdoor concerts and movies due to the risks associated with the novel coronavirus, according to a press release.
Manhattan Beach Fire Chief Daryn Drum has been fired due to recent comments he made that were viewed as insensitive, city officials announced late Friday, June 19.
South Bay bars, like those throughout Los Angeles County, were allowed to reopen Friday, June 19 — but saloons crammed with revelers throwing back drinks shoulder-to-shoulder seems unlikely for now.
Clear skies and sun poured over the grass area that used to be a Black-owned beach resort in Manhattan Beach on Friday, June 19.
Kavon Ward and Autumn Moore noticed a troubling trend over the past few weeks.
Redondo Beach closed a $13 million budget shortfall this week by making cuts to city departments, reducing capital improvements and laying off a small number of employees.
During the novel coronavirus pandemic, Christine Elfalan and Dana Ark wanted to offer parents an alternative to buying baby food in jars or spending lengthy amounts of time in the kitchen cooking by offering freshly made baby food delivered from a Redondo Beach kitchen.
Mira Costa High School graduates poked through the sun roofs on their parents' cars Thursday, June 11 for a caravan commencement ceremony.
Redondo Union High School celebrated its 113th Commencement Ceremony on June 10 with a graduate and family drive through the high school.
Sandpipers of Hermosa Beach announced its 2020 class of scholarship recipients who will join 42 other South Bay high school graduates receiving financial support for the 2020-2021 academic year. Funding for the scholarships comes from Sandpipers’ philanthropic efforts, its South Bay Communit…
Beach Cities Health District officials have once again scaled back plans for an ambitious redevelopment of its Healthy Living Campus — this time by about $160 million.
Retired Hermosa Beach Police Department narcotics K-9, Keef, a black Labrador retriever, died June 8 after nearly three years of retirement.
The piers for the three beach cities have officially reopened.
For one gym in Redondo Beach, the novel coronavirus has inspired a unique way to keep its clients safe when they open Monday, June 15.
Dave Prentice opened the first location of Dave’s Olde Book Shop in Manhattan Beach more than 25 years ago as a retirement business, but he only planned to stay open for 10 years.
Round Table Pizza in Hermosa Beach closed March 23, marking an end of an era.
Artist Josh Barnes and Pacific Coast Gallery in Manhattan Beach teamed over the weekend for the “Painting of Peace” mural on the gallery’s boarded-up windows.
About 300 people—residents, students and public officials—gathered in Hermosa Beach's iconic Pier Plaza on Tuesday, June 9, to honor the life of George Floyd and other black people who have lost their lives to police violence.
Nearly 500 people attended a protest specially designed for children on Saturday morning, June 6, to condemn police brutality and the death of George Floyd at the Manhattan Pier.
A plaque greets surfers at a stretch of Santa Monica beach, a place known for its historical significance among the black community of the Southern California coast; it reads: “A Place of Celebration and Pain.”
More than 200 people gathered at Miramar Park, in South Redondo Beach, Thursday afternoon, June 4, to protest police brutality and demand an end to law-enforcement policies they say discriminate against black and brown communities.
All was peaceful in Manhattan Beach on Tuesday, June 2 — but for a few moments there, things could have changed.
About a thousand protesters gathered at the Manhattan Beach Pier on Tuesday, June 2, to demand justice for George Floyd and protest police violence against black people.
Students from Manhattan Beach Middle School were awarded a $500 Eco-Grant as part of a challenge to find innovative solutions to environmental problems, it was announced this week.
As unrest took hold across Southern California, businesses in Manhattan, Hermosa and Redondo Beach began boarding up their windows to ward off potential looting spurred on by protests over the death of George Floyd.
An Italian-style villa on the Strand in Hermosa Beach has hit the market for $18.995 million, making it the most expensive single-family home listed there.
Manhattan Beach elected and public safety officials, community organizers and residents will gather on Zoom Thursday evening, June 9, for a community forum-cum-City Council meeting discussing police policies and practices, implicit bias against Black people and other minority groups, and oth…
Fiesta Hermosa—touted as one of the largest arts and crafts fairs in Southern California— was expected to bring thousands to Hermosa Beach Labor Day weekend as it has for decades, but the Hermosa Beach Chamber of Commerce was forced to cancel the event due to the novel coronavirus outbreak, …
Bruce's Beach: Is a plaque enough to address Manhattan Beach's history, repay Black ancestors' loss?
Calls for Manhattan Beach to provide a more accurate and comprehensive accounting of a formerly Black-owned beach in the city, and to provide restitution to its founders, have gained traction in recent weeks — following a Juneteenth celebration there.
South Bay conservatives on Saturday protested beach closures because of the coronavirus pandemic, proclaiming their right to celebrate Independence Day on The Strand in Redondo Beach.
Vehicles adorned with messages such as "No Justice No Peace," "Racism is a pandemic, too" and the names of people of color who perished at the hands of police drove from Redondo Beach to LAX and back on Saturday, July 4.
The Kiwanis Club of Hermosa Beach announced the distribution of scholarships to recent high school graduates, funds to COVID-19 relief groups and monetary support for local businesses.
Outdoor dining areas in Redondo Beach’s Riviera Village are expected to open Saturday, July 4, a move to help restaurateurs increase their business while following social-distancing guidelines — a strategy that became even more crucial with the recent announcement that indoor dining across L…
Towering above a cluster of one-story shops on Pacific Coast Highway in Redondo Beach, the sign stands as tall as the nearby palm trees.
The Hermosa Beach City Council voted Wednesday during a special meeting to restrict hours of outdoor dining, the Pier Plaza and liquor sales in the city during the Fourth of July weekend to help slow the spread of the coronavirus.
A girl celebrating her 8th birthday got a surprise from police officers last week in Redondo Beach, after the girl’s neighbor burned her doll during a dispute about the sound of the children playing at the apartment building’s courtyard, police said.
The Marine Mammal Care Center of Los Angeles enjoyed a much-needed day of celebration this weekend.
For five years, fresh produce could be found on Pier Plaza in Hermosa Beach mid-week, but that ended in March when the Farmers Market fell victim to the novel coronavirus pandemic.
Since 1974, the Ironman has been one of the rowdiest events in the South Bay, but the novel coronavirus pandemic has put the Fourth of July Hermosa Beach tradition on hiatus.
Los Angeles County beaches will close for the Fourth of July weekend due to the increased cases of community spread of the coronavirus, officials said Monday, June 29.
The Facebook posts by Baddeley’s Pourhouse in Long Beach say it all.
The Roundhouse Aquarium Teaching Center in Manhattan Beach will open Wednesday, July 1, according to a Friday press release, closing for three months due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Before it could even begin, a planned rally in support of Black lives in El Segundo on Saturday, June 27, became a microcosm of tensions boiling across the nation.
Michael Keith remembers feeling strange, like his equilibrium was off, a few days after taking a dip into the glowing neon water when it showed up off Belmont Shores in Long Beach a few months back.
The Manhattan Beach Hometown Fair Association has cancelled its fall event due to the coronavirus pandemic, according to a notice sent early Wednesday morning.
Manhattan Beach and Hermosa Beach will lose its AVP Tour event after it was announced last week that a three-part AVP Champions Cup series will take place in Long Beach beginning July 18.
Redondo Beach will no longer pay for the legal defense of Councilmember Nils Nehrenheim in a lawsuit brought against him personally by local bar and restaurant owner Paul Hennessey.
The City of Hermosa Beach announced the cancellation of this summer's outdoor concerts and movies due to the risks associated with the novel coronavirus, according to a press release.
Manhattan Beach Fire Chief Daryn Drum has been fired due to recent comments he made that were viewed as insensitive, city officials announced late Friday, June 19.
South Bay bars, like those throughout Los Angeles County, were allowed to reopen Friday, June 19 — but saloons crammed with revelers throwing back drinks shoulder-to-shoulder seems unlikely for now.
Clear skies and sun poured over the grass area that used to be a Black-owned beach resort in Manhattan Beach on Friday, June 19.
Kavon Ward and Autumn Moore noticed a troubling trend over the past few weeks.
Redondo Beach closed a $13 million budget shortfall this week by making cuts to city departments, reducing capital improvements and laying off a small number of employees.
During the novel coronavirus pandemic, Christine Elfalan and Dana Ark wanted to offer parents an alternative to buying baby food in jars or spending lengthy amounts of time in the kitchen cooking by offering freshly made baby food delivered from a Redondo Beach kitchen.
Mira Costa High School graduates poked through the sun roofs on their parents' cars Thursday, June 11 for a caravan commencement ceremony.
Redondo Union High School celebrated its 113th Commencement Ceremony on June 10 with a graduate and family drive through the high school.
Sandpipers of Hermosa Beach announced its 2020 class of scholarship recipients who will join 42 other South Bay high school graduates receiving financial support for the 2020-2021 academic year. Funding for the scholarships comes from Sandpipers’ philanthropic efforts, its South Bay Communit…
Beach Cities Health District officials have once again scaled back plans for an ambitious redevelopment of its Healthy Living Campus — this time by about $160 million.
Retired Hermosa Beach Police Department narcotics K-9, Keef, a black Labrador retriever, died June 8 after nearly three years of retirement.
The piers for the three beach cities have officially reopened.
For one gym in Redondo Beach, the novel coronavirus has inspired a unique way to keep its clients safe when they open Monday, June 15.
Dave Prentice opened the first location of Dave’s Olde Book Shop in Manhattan Beach more than 25 years ago as a retirement business, but he only planned to stay open for 10 years.
Round Table Pizza in Hermosa Beach closed March 23, marking an end of an era.
Artist Josh Barnes and Pacific Coast Gallery in Manhattan Beach teamed over the weekend for the “Painting of Peace” mural on the gallery’s boarded-up windows.
About 300 people—residents, students and public officials—gathered in Hermosa Beach's iconic Pier Plaza on Tuesday, June 9, to honor the life of George Floyd and other black people who have lost their lives to police violence.
Nearly 500 people attended a protest specially designed for children on Saturday morning, June 6, to condemn police brutality and the death of George Floyd at the Manhattan Pier.
A plaque greets surfers at a stretch of Santa Monica beach, a place known for its historical significance among the black community of the Southern California coast; it reads: “A Place of Celebration and Pain.”
More than 200 people gathered at Miramar Park, in South Redondo Beach, Thursday afternoon, June 4, to protest police brutality and demand an end to law-enforcement policies they say discriminate against black and brown communities.
All was peaceful in Manhattan Beach on Tuesday, June 2 — but for a few moments there, things could have changed.
About a thousand protesters gathered at the Manhattan Beach Pier on Tuesday, June 2, to demand justice for George Floyd and protest police violence against black people.
Students from Manhattan Beach Middle School were awarded a $500 Eco-Grant as part of a challenge to find innovative solutions to environmental problems, it was announced this week.
As unrest took hold across Southern California, businesses in Manhattan, Hermosa and Redondo Beach began boarding up their windows to ward off potential looting spurred on by protests over the death of George Floyd.
An Italian-style villa on the Strand in Hermosa Beach has hit the market for $18.995 million, making it the most expensive single-family home listed there.
Steve Burrell, who spent 18 years as Hermosa Beach's city manager and was known for his progressive vision for the city, died May 26.
South Bay native Dr. Jason Johnson was named the new superintendent of the Hermosa Beach City School District it was announced Wednesday at a special school board meeting.
The Manhattan Beach Education Foundation's 26th annual Wine Auction is fully virtual for the first time in history this Saturday, May 30.
To give struggling retail stores and restaurants a better opportunity to recover during the novel coronavirus outbreak, the Hermosa Beach City Council approved Tuesday a temporary permit program for outdoor retail sales and dining.
A Rock & Brews restaurant in El Segundo has filed for bankruptcy, but the company’s remaining 20 locations are preparing to be up and running soon with safeguards to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
Mike Estrada sat on his surfboard at Lower Trestles on Tuesday, May 19, when he saw the dark gray fin, not the dolphin kind, sticking out of the ocean’s surface, slowly passing not far from where he and others waited for waves.
Los Angeles County beaches saw lighter crowds than anticipated on Saturday, May 23, even as officials ushered in the first weekend of reopened bike paths and some beach parking lots. Meanwhile, beachgoers sitting on the sands in Malibu, the Westside and the South Bay saw limited enforcement …
This Memorial Day, there were no parades or carnivals, no big public memorials and ceremonies to honor fallen heroes. Social distancing was still the rule and large gatherings were still prohibited amid the novel coronavirus pandemic. But those limitations didn’t appear to stop anyone from h…