Start Me Up! Big talk from Redondo Beach Ego-centric gallery owners John Cantu and Emiko Wake 
Amid disagreement, Manhattan Beach City Council adopts 2013-2014 budget 
About Town in Redondo Beach: Week of June 20 
Beach Cities Sports: Aquatics, baseball, basketball, volleyball and more 
Mira Costa hockey teams end season on top 
Hermosa youth knows his course in life 
Witnesses stop alleged Hermosa Beach assault 
Body Glove co-founder, waterman legend Bob Meistrell dies on Catalina Island A homeless woman climbed atop the Metro Green Line rail near Rosecrans and Aviation boulevards early Thursday afternoon, shutting down the major intersection for more than an hour.
The Manhattan Beach library is closing for construction to make way for a state-of-the-art, two-storied glass building in its place, anticipated to be unveiled in the spring of 2015.
A fishing boat from Mexico arrived in Manhattan Beach Saturday before dawn, carrying 1,850 lbs of marijuana.
In honor of this year’s World Oceans Day next Saturday, the Roundhouse Aquarium is inviting fellow ocean lovers to celebrate the occasion with a 5K run along the beach.
Just a year and a half since introducing Hermosa Beach to American brasserie Abigaile, its owner Jed Sanford and executive chef Tin Vuong are together undertaking a passion project—this time in Manhattan Beach.
Surfing mid-morning at the Manhattan Pier Topside 01-18-96
second session, alongside Mike Balzer, starring
Sean Hayes, Hagen Kelly, Shaun Burrell, Evan Slater, Shea Lopez
Shot and edited by the Legendary Marty Cam
PHOTOS BY GUS MCCONNELL
Manhattan Beach photographer Gus McConnell was awakened by helicopters and sirens Saturday morning about 3:30 a.m.
The buzz started with two words that spread through the crowd faster than a teenager’s tweet: “She’s here.”
Dozens of squealing fans surged forward and a swarm of photographers started flashing away.
At the final Manhattan Beach Coordinating Council luncheon of the school year last week, the group awarded $24,000 in scholarships to six graduating Mira Costa High School seniors, who were selected from a pool of more than 200 applicants.
In the fringes of World War II, then 26-year-old Bette Deziel and her husband Don opened a jewelry store in downtown Manhattan Beach. It was 1952.
City Council on Tuesday approved a new joint-use agreement with the district, which for the first time in 14 years will receive payment from the city for sharing its facilities, fields and pools.
Manhattan Beach Unified School District’s Board of Trustees determined last week that of the 24.6 full-time equivalent (FTE) positions it eliminated in March for the 2013-2014 school year, 20.8 will be reinstated.
The Manhattan Beach Fire Department on Saturday received a $5,000 grant from Lockton Insurance Brokers and Fireman’s Fund Insurance Company as part of a nationwide philanthropic program to promote community education programs.
As part of the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration‘s annual campaign to encourage buckling up, the Manhattan Beach Police Department on Wednesday announced that its officers will be cracking down on drivers and passengers who don’t wear their seat belts.
Upcoming events in Manhattan Beach include the South Bay Student Video Festival, Older Adult Health Fair, a groundbreaking ceremony and a traffic detour.