Circa is right on time: new Manhattan Beach restaurant joins burgeoning culinary scene
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Circa is right on time: new Manhattan Beach restaurant joins burgeoning culinary scene -
TEDxRedondoBeach event inspires, promotes thought -
Mira Costa survives wild first round of softball playoffs -
Mira Costa baseball team advances in postseason after first-round rout -
Revised California budget retains education finance reform, funds SoCal ROC -
Manhattan Beach police to crack down on car seat belt use -
Shoop’s 131 opens doors on El Segundo’s Grand Avenue -
South Bay Arts Calendar: the weekend of May 17-19
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TEDxRedondoBeach event inspires, promotes thought
I’d just been to a TEDx event, a phenomenal and thought-provoking evening comprised of vegan fare (courtesy of Sacks on the Beach) and TED talks – four live and two pre-recorded – arranged and curated by the local TEDxRedondoBeach chapter.
Revised California budget retains education finance reform, funds SoCal ROC
Gov. Brown is standing firmly behind his promise to re-vamp the way the state funds education, but agreeing provisionally to fund SoCAL ROC.
Wrongful death lawsuit filed over Hermosa Beach foreclosure victim
Friends of Larry Delassus, the disabled Hermosa Beach Navy veteran who died in court in December while opposing foreclosure of his condominium, filed a wrongful death lawsuit this week against the bank that declared his loan to be in default and sold his home.
Mira Costa upsets top-ranked Valencia to capture girls beach volleyball title
Second-seeded Mira Costa avenged last year’s loss in the inaugural championship of the AAU Southern Pacific Interscholastic Beach Volleyball League, defeating top-seeded and defending champion Valencia 2-1 behind strong performances by its second and third teams in matches played at the Annenberg Community Beach House in Santa Monica on Saturday.
Tour de Pier: Riding in place in Manhattan Beach to advance cancer research
Last week, Olympic road cyclist Tony Cruz was approached by a gentleman who shared with him that five of his friends, in just one year, had been diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. Only two of them survived.
Letters to the Editor: Hermosa parking issues, Redondo election contention, Dylanfest rave
Hermosa’s parking issue
Dear ER:
As owner of Java Man, I can report that a lot of early morning customers park on Pier Avenue, get their coffee and go on their way.
El Segundo Museum of Art’s “Truth” exhibit includes works by Picasso, Klimt, Dürer
We’re in May, but walking into “Truth” – the naked truth, as we are reminded – is like walking into a box of bonbons for Valentine’s Day.
Art openings this weekend in Rolling Hills Estates, Hermosa Beach, and El Segundo
On Saturday evening we’ll have an opportunity to answer that old Firesign Theatre riddle: How can you be in two places at once when you’re not anywhere at all?
The Runoff: Redondo Beach politics are heating up
The March 5 elections came and went in Redondo Beach, and with them the hubbub surrounding Measure A – the protests, the highly charged public meetings, the threats of litigation, and the round-the-clock phone calls to voters.
Summer Calendar 2013: What’s going on in the South Bay
Beach Magazine takes a look at some of the upcoming summer’s highlights and provides a comprehensive calendar of everything going on at the beach in the next three months.
Hermosa Beach residents question early morning E&B drilling
An early morning drilling done by E&B Natural Resources at the behest of the city as part of its Environmental Impact Review draws the ire of anti-oil activists.
A bit of Africa, Italy, Lebanon, and Portugal…and Brazil at Natureba
Most Americans associate Brazilian food with steak, lots of steak – and yes, there is other stuff on those churrascaria buffets that you graze from between chunks of steak, but the meat is the signature dish.
The Ragin Cajun changes plans, will reopen at Suzy’s in Hermosa Beach
The big news this week is of a plan that fell through – the yellow sign that signifies a license transfer was already in the window announcing the return of the Ragin Cajun to Pier Avenue, but it’s not going to happen.