Tom Sanders became interested in the plight of war veterans while working on a class project in college. He was photographing veteran Lt. Randall Harris when he showed Sanders a six-inch scar across his stomach. He revealed to Sanders that [...]
Regardless of the outcome of the impending Congressional election, a new face will represent the South Bay next year, thanks to the California Citizens Redistricting Commission’s newly drawn 33rd District, which encompasses Agoura Hills and Malibu, and stretches through the [...]
By Dave Jensen, Body Glove dive master If you are a diver and have read articles about the top 10 places to dive, then Palauhas been on the list. These groups of islands are part of Micronesia. Traveling to Palau [...]
Sunday evening’s new moon contributed to a stunning solar eclipse that began about 5:30 p.m. The moon was at its apogee, the furthest point in its orbit from the earth on the day before the eclipse. Passing clouds enhanced the [...]
A bowl of beans sat in the center of a round child-size table. Bright green peas punctuated the dark red of the kidney beans and the speckled pinto beans. Taupe chickpeas were innumerable and black beans darkened the pot. “Do [...]
Hundreds of Manhattan Beach residents gathered at the pier on Sunday for a historical centennial photo. Photographer John Post, planted in a helicopter flying overhead, shot the photos as community members waved from the pier and the sand.
In his final act as chair of the El Segundo Education Foundation, Richard Lundquist announced a $1 million gift to the foundation from him and his wife Melanie. Lundquist announced the $1 million gift Friday evening during the foundation’s annual [...]
Hundreds flocked to Manhattan Beach Boulevard on Saturday, parking their lawn chairs and picnic blankets on the street to watch 98 community groups – more than 2,000 people – participate in the city’s Centennial Parade.