Casey Ehlers-Parker wasn’t exactly sure how she got here.
She knew how she ended up in Redondo Beach after the long, strange, and surpassingly fun trip that she embarked on as a kid from Georgia who became a worldwide fashion model, traveling, partying, and More

by Merete Horpestad
Q Danylik and Ildiko Hanson have known each other for nearly 30 years. Five years ago, they came up with the idea of starting their own ice cream shop.
But they wanted to wait until their boys got More

by Mark McDermott
The Beach Cities Health District is considering committing as much as $1.8 million over three years towards implementing the Vitality Cities program, an amount that would potentially be matched with $3.5 million by Healthways Inc., the organization behind the cutting-edge public More

by Mark McDermott
The Great Recession has put a hurt on the Redondo Beach Unified School District. The school board has been forced to trim $9 million from the district’s annual budget over the last three years.
But last week, RBUSD was able to More

The City Council Tuesday night unanimously approved the adoption of a business plan for the harbor area. But it did so over the objections of two city commissions and some harbor area businesses.

The $10 billion infusion of federal funds intended to save 160,000 teachers’ jobs across the nation could allow the Redondo Beach Unified School District to alter plans to increase class sizes by enabling the district to hire more teachers.
But as schools prepare to More

by Mark McDermott
Police are searching for information that will help apprehend whoever has perpetrated the overnight thefts of 29 catalytic convertors from Toyota trucks that have occurred in the last month.
The thefts began on July 26 and have focused entirely on More

by Mark McDermott
The City Council Tuesday night unanimously approved the adoption of a business plan for the harbor area. But it did so over the objections of two city commissions and some harbor area businesses.
Mayor Mike Gin stressed that the Harbor Enterprise More

The City of Redondo Beach moved to suspend its Facebook page due to potential liabilities associated with its legal inability to delete posts on the social networking web site and the potential costs of saving all posts under public records law.

Catalytic thefts
The RBPD is investigating a series of thefts of catalytic converters from vehicles that occurred in the past week. According to police reports, suspects used a saw to cut the converters from under the vehicles, usually during early morning hours. Converters have More