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Hermosa youth knows his course in life 
Street side attack prompts citizen aid in Hermosa Beach 
Body Glove co-founder, waterman legend Bob Meistrell dies on Catalina Island 
Hermosa Beach 2020 and Beyond forum July 13 
Hermosa Beach woman searches for missing ginger tabby cat 
About Town in Manhattan Beach: Week of June 13
Aerospace, one of the linchpins of the South Bay economy, faces mounting financial pressure owing to federal budget cuts and the ever-present threat of the potential closure of the El Segundo-based Los Angeles Air Force Base.
The big building on Grand Avenue has a pastry case full of fresh baked goods, and the counter is doing a brisk trade in sandwiches and breakfast plates.
El Segundo exists between four borders: the airport to the north, industrial offices, mainly aerospace, to the east, the Chevron plant to the south, and the Pacific Ocean and an industrial coast to the west.
The oversized $1 million dollar check that the El Segundo Education Foundation accepted on Tuesday at Center Street School represented many things.
Beach City schools stand to lose millions under Governor Jerry Brown’s plan to create a more equitable education system
Police chief Mitch Tavera could easily have called it quits.
As homecomings go, the situation Greg Carpenter landed in a year ago wasn’t particularly sweet.
The proposed state budget deprives over 400 Redondo Union High School and Redondo Shores students of vocational training opportunities accessible to them through the Southern California Regional Occupation Center, whose financial future hangs in limbo.
As an outsider having come to know and enjoy this band well enough to share good laughs and cold beers in between sets over the years, I’ve absorbed sufficient perspective to determine that Hang Dog Expression is a total labor of love; but with considerably less emphasis on the labor than the love.
by Rod Spackman
Yesterday, you may have seen one of the six large steel drums that make up the core elements of our Coker Unit being transported along Pacific Coast Highway, from King Harbor in Redondo Beach.
Flashy upgrades with all the bells and whistles are out and functionality is in for today’s homeowners considering remodeling.
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The two massive coke drums that arrived in King Harbor on Monday were slowly transported up Pacific Coast Highway to the Chevron Refinery in El Segundo early Thursday morning.
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The first two 500,000-pound Chevron coke drums arrived at King Harbor in Redondo Beach early Monday morning and are scheduled to be transported to the company’s El Segundo refinery late Wednesday night, causing road closures throughout the Beach Cities.
It’s Valentine’s Day again, and this time around let’s be sure your arsenal of love is fully equipped to knock the socks clean off that special someone.
