Photos by Dave Gregerson
After a 15-hour day in Hawaii shooting the Pipeline Masters for the Associated Press, a few years back, Dave Gregerson found his gas tank had been siphoned.
It had already been a challenging day. Just getting the mandatory podium More

“Blue whales are the largest mammals in the world, bigger than dinosaurs,” says the lady with enough heart and soul coursing through her music to challenge those very same dinosaurs with her guitar and voice. Introducing: Miss Sara Dee.
I chanced More

The Redondo Unified School District sees a decline in the value of its surplus property as it seeks increased lease revenue to offset state education cuts.

Summertime in the South Bay offers dismal surf. With the natural breakwalls of Palos Verdes and Catalina shading our southern-most corner pocket, south swells on the right angle tease and might just flirt with Manhattan. Waves are generated by local wind swells that would More

John Featherstone’s 16th Annual Volleyball Clinic begins Tuesday at 16th Street in Manhattan Beach.

The annual Fourth of July celebration

On Tuesday afternoon, Manhattan Beach Unified School District Superintendent Beverly Rohrer’s face shone as she pushed her grandson through the twists and turns of the playground in Polliwog Park.

Police Chief Greg Savelli said people may not legally carry guns onto the beach, after gun rights advocates raised the possibility of carrying unloaded weapons in holsters onto the sand.

Hermosa Beach, the first city in Los Angeles County to pledge to become carbon neutral, will partner with AECOM Technology Corporation to seek grants and other funding to fulfill its promise to eliminate its carbon footprint, Mayor Michael DiVirgilio has announced.
The Los Angeles-based More

 More than 200 solar panels lift their faces to the heavens atop Our Lady of Guadalupe School. Photo by Olivia Kestin
by Robb Fulcher
Our Lady of Guadalupe Church and School is used to turning heavenward for the sunlight of the spirit, and More