by Eric Pendergraft President. AES Southland California wants to set the standard for renewable energy and eliminate using ocean water to cool power plants. Not only can Redondo Beach help achieve these goals, it can reap significant benefits while doing [...]
by Lisa Santora, MD, MPH on health Every three years, Beach Cities Health District (BCHD) prepares a Community Health Snapshot Report. By identifying our community’s most important health concerns, BCHD is able to direct its preventative health efforts towards the [...]
The battle to rid the Redondo Beach harbor of the AES power plant moved one step further towards decision at Tuesday’s City Council meeting. The council voted 4-1 directing city staff to draft a resolution, to be adopted May 1, [...]
The search for a missing pier jumper was called off Sunday afternoon after rescuers were unable to find the missing man. David Thompson, 22, from Redondo Beach, and an unnamed woman were seen jumping off the Horseshoe Beach area of [...]
When I mentioned to friends that I planned to review the Cozy Cafe, most said they had always wondered about it, but never eaten there. Some asked if an optical illusion is involved; it has to be bigger than it looks, doesn’t it?
David Thompson, 22, from Redondo Beach, and an unnamed woman were seen jumping off the Horseshoe Beach area of the Redondo Beach Pier.
Cory Mularz was making eggs for his two sons around 11 a.m. in Redondo Pacific apartments at 710 N. Prospect Ave when his stove went up in flames.
A meeting intended to be informational turned confrontational Monday night as nearly 200 residents stormed a library conference room to demand answers – and action – from Southern California Edison regarding the alleged ill-health effects surrounding its electrical substation and [...]