Tom Sanders became interested in the plight of war veterans while working on a class project in college. He was photographing veteran Lt. Randall Harris when he showed Sanders a six-inch scar across his stomach. He revealed to Sanders that [...]
Regardless of the outcome of the impending Congressional election, a new face will represent the South Bay next year, thanks to the California Citizens Redistricting Commission’s newly drawn 33rd District, which encompasses Agoura Hills and Malibu, and stretches through the [...]
A bowl of beans sat in the center of a round child-size table. Bright green peas punctuated the dark red of the kidney beans and the speckled pinto beans. Taupe chickpeas were innumerable and black beans darkened the pot. “Do [...]
Julie Bassine knew she wanted to lose weight when she found herself crawling on the floor with her 11-month grandson and had to pull herself up by the arm of the couch. “I moaned and groaned and was worried I’d [...]
The second Beach Cities Childhood Development Center officially opened at 514 N. Prospect Ave., in Redondo Beach Wednesday morning. The center, which initially sprouted from the idea of a day-care center for employees at the Beach Cities Health District, [...]
Mayor Mike Gin vetoed the city council’s 3-2 decision to direct staff to develop a plan for a citywide advisory vote on whether or not residents want AES to repower the power plant on Harbor Drive. Although the meeting was [...]
In another split 3-2 decision, the school board approved a memorandum of understanding between the Redondo Beach Unified School District and the City of Redondo Beach regarding the use of narcotic detector dogs at the high school. Both board members [...]
Early February saw a tragedy at the Redondo Beach LA Conservation Corps’ SEA Lab. More than half of the sea life in the facility was killed by high chlorine levels due to a faulty coupling in an incoming bleach pipe. [...]