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 
There are still 1,590 outstanding ballots – cast provisionally and by walk-in absentee voters – that the City of Redondo Beach will not be counting until Monday, but in the interim several results seem likely enough to call.
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9:48 p.m. Vote by mail results have been counted and tallied for the following precincts.
This is the last installment in a series of Redondo Beach City Council candidate profiles.
Below are snapshots of the three candidates running for the District 2 seat on the Redondo Beach City Council, in the order they appear on the ballot.
Three Redondo Beach residents are running for city treasurer, a position that comes with a $116,950 salary, health insurance, a cell phone, a car allowance, and a pension.