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Earthquake beach
by Dennis Colonna
As massive earthquakes strike Haiti and Chile, and cautious officials issue tsunami advisories even on our own local shores, scientists say the Big One will one day shake Southern California to its foundations. And while wary eyes watch the San Andreas Fault, the Big One could roar up from one of the lesser known but deadly quake faults that lurk below the South Bay.[Read More]
Manhattan BeachLocal artist Julia Tedesco passes away
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Redondo BeachKing’s Harbor church team visits Haiti
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Hermosa BeachOriginal surfer statue’s head stolen
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EntertainmentFlowers and feathers
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Manhattan Beach says goodbye to long-time resident and local artist, Julia Tedesco, who died Monday after a six-month battle with leukemia. 
Restaurants
A sense of place: American Farmhouse Roadside Grill
The service here is fast but friendly, and just as I finished the last of the soup, the steak and lobster arrived. The ribeye had a nice exterior char but was exactly the medium-rare I had requested, and the oak-grilled flavor suffused every bite. [Read More]
Music
Let loose the horses
Indie supergroup The Rescues play Saint Rocke Tuesday night.
You could run full speed down from the top and didn’t have to worry about anything but sand in your mouth and ears…
Steve Howe at the Redondo breakwall. For more surf photos click below on “All Galleries”
Sports
Spring season begins for preps
Costa, Redondo battle in the Bay
Letters to the Editor
March 4, 2010
Bike patrol
Dear ER:
The stakes for cyclists riding in South Redondo have gone up. During this winter the already poor north/south bike path has been closed or obstructed much of the time, forcing many more cyclists to ride on surface streets with the traffic. There are growing conflicts with motorists and an aggressive police force. [Read More]