Car2Go, the South Bay’s first regional car share program was approved by the Hermosa Beach City Council making Hermosa Beach the first of the three beach cities to approve the proposed nine-city eco-friendly car sharing model.

The Manhattan Beach Fire Department on Saturday received a $5,000 grant from Lockton Insurance Brokers and Fireman’s Fund Insurance Company as part of a nationwide philanthropic program to promote community education programs.

Redondo Union distance runner Kayla Ferron continued her stellar senior season, advancing to the CIF Southern Section Masters Meet for the first time in her prep career.

Basketball: For the first time in its 32 year history, Hermosa Beach Youth Basketball is offering a Summer League running from July 8 through Aug.

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By Winy Chen, Registered Dietitian at Beach Cities Health District Alice Waters is the owner of Chez Panisse, a Berkeley, California-based restaurant famous for using organic, locally grown ingredients.

Community generosity, through the Peninsula Ed Foundation, allows PVPUSD to uphold exceptional education standards.

A special advertising supplement of Beach, Peninsula People magazine and Easy Reader Business Baker, Burton & Lundy, P.C.

A year ago, Debbie Walmer was pretty sure she’d just helped organize the best home tour in the 39 year history of “Sophisticated Snoop.” The tour was so varied and featured such consistently fascinating homes that it seemed like an apex of a sort for the cherished event, in which local homeowners open their doors for a weekend that serves both to satisfy local architectural curiosity and raise money for American Martyrs school.

“The Hermosa Beach Art Walk will celebrate its 10th anniversary this year with 100 fine artists displaying their work,” says Ken Klade, who’s been nudging the event along since it first began.