Redondo Beach, Hermosa Beach, Manhattan Beach: Letters to the Editor
Cohn bygone
Dear ER:
Two years ago, David Cohn successfully ran a hurtful and vicious campaign for Treasurer of the City of Hermosa Beach against John Workman.
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Panel discusses future of South Bay aerospace industry -
Maria Sharapova touches down in her adopted hometown, Manhattan Beach -
America’s Cup visits Redondo Beach -
Manhattan Beach Coordinating Council awards $24,000 to 6 Mira Costa scholars -
Soroptimist reflects on 60 years serving Manhattan Beach community -
Opera review: “Van Gogh” and “Tell-Tale Heart” -
Local photographer showcases beach life at Fiesta Hermosa -
Perry Park in Redondo Beach re-opens
Articles By: Mark McDermott
South Bay Arts Calendar: the weekend of May 17-19
Friday, May 17
Free Friday
Fallen Rivera performs at Saint Rocke in Hermosa Beach at “Free Friday” tonight on a bill that also features Allensworth and The Perfect Nines.
El Segundo Education Foundation rallies with gala, $1 million check
The oversized $1 million dollar check that the El Segundo Education Foundation accepted on Tuesday at Center Street School represented many things.
Letters to the Editor: Hermosa parking issues, Redondo election contention, Dylanfest rave
Hermosa’s parking issue
Dear ER:
As owner of Java Man, I can report that a lot of early morning customers park on Pier Avenue, get their coffee and go on their way.
El Segundo Police Chief Mitch Tavera stays on duty
Police chief Mitch Tavera could easily have called it quits.
The people of Knob Hill vs. Southern California Edison
A jury has ordered Southern California Edison to pay $4 million to a Redondo Beach resident exposed to stray voltage. But the neighborhood’s fight against the utility giant has just begun.
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Drowned elderly man found in Hermosa Beach [UPDATED]
Hermosa Beach police and L.A. County lifeguards found a fully-clothed 79-year-old man deceased on the beach off 6th Street Tuesday night just before 7 p.m.
El Segundo’s city manager takes helm of his hometown
As homecomings go, the situation Greg Carpenter landed in a year ago wasn’t particularly sweet.
Southern California Edison must pay $4 million to Knob Hill stray voltage victim
A Torrance courthouse jury ruled Monday that Southern California Edison must pay Simona Wilson $4 million, including $3 million in punitive damages, for its negligence and intentional infliction of emotional distress relating to the stray voltage that escaped its Topaz substation and entered her home on Knob Hill in Redondo Beach.
Best craft beer bar: Simmzy’s
Hats off to the Brothers Simms, Chris and Mike – or better yet, a tip of a tasty pint to a family that has raised the game for fine food and drink in Manhattan Beach and the South Bay.
Froth Cometh: Local craft beer, food, and music at The Froth Awards on St.Pat’s Day
Local craft breweries and chefs gather for a different kind of Saint Patrick’s Day celebration in Hermosa Beach Sunday: The Froth Awards.
Froth Cometh: The Easy Reader Beer Experience on Saint Patrick’s Day in Hermosa Beach
The Easy Reader is teaming with Saint Rocke, all five locally based craft breweries, and chefs from Hudson House (famous Top Chef Brooke Williamson), Hot’s Kitchen, Simmzy’s, Tin Roof Bistro, and Rockefeller for a very special celebration of the emerging craft beer and fine food movement on Saint Patrick’s Day, March 17 (no green beer allowed).
High Fidelity: Jimmy and Holly Messer and the fine art of staying true
Jimmy Messer always noticed her in the crowd.
Gallup: Beach Cities’ health indicators make big gains
Gallup data shows dramatic health improvements in the Beach Cities two years into the Blue Zones Project.