Traffic death study The Manhattan Beach Police Department this month was awarded a $70,000 grant from the California Office of
Mark McDermott
November 29, 2018
Traffic death study The Manhattan Beach Police Department this month was awarded a $70,000 grant from the California Office of
Manhattan Beach resident Anita Stichter turned 100 last week, an event marked by a celebration of her life at Live
Three-quarters of a century ago, a woman named Exa Ely took notice of a patch of scrubby land along Sepulveda
It was a store opening five years in the making, one that included overcoming an organized campaign against a grocery
A crew of 21 firefighters from South Bay fire departments has been fighting the Woolsey fire for the
The Manhattan Beach Unified School District Board of Education last week allocated $1.2 million for the abatement of asbestos
Adam Aro, Sara Gabriele and the making of Gabi James restaurant When Adam Aro steered his houseboat into
The unveiling of the new Roundhouse Aquarium Thirteen hundred and eight days since the passing of his 19-year-old son Harrison,
Eugene Jurinsky moved to Manhattan Beach five years ago in large part because he had two young boys and
Jack Witherspoon beat cancer three times before he was 12. Now he’s invented a new kind of cookie aimed at
Since Mark Danaj was fired as Manhattan Beach city manager less than a year ago, he has notably landed on
Elderly woman killed in car accident An elderly woman died Monday afternoon when the car in which she was a
Two weeks ago, Jessie Lee Cederblom had just landed the kind of assignment photographers seek all their working lives. It
Friendship walk The Skechers Foundation hopes to break its donation and attendance records this Sunday morning at the organization’s 10th
The City Council on Tuesday night rejected nearly all of the California Coastal Commission’s 27 modification of its proposed Downtown
George Renfro, a fourth generation El Segundo native, hopes to keep his hometown true to itself through art and orneriness
