Easy Reader Staff, Author at Easy Reader & Peninsula Magazine

‘You have a choice to make’: Alex Gray talks to local teens about vaping, social media, and the power of choice

Editor’s note: Professional Surfer Alex Gray, a South Bay native, has been doing a tour of local schools to give a talk that he first began giving 15 years ago after the death of his brother Chris from a heroin overdose. Working with South Bay Families Connected, Gray is now using the talk to […]

Will more taxes or transparency save Redondo’s budget?

Over the past few weeks, Redondo Beach has been considering increasing the local sales tax from 9.5 percent to, ultimately, 10.25 percent. This increase has been deemed necessary to resolve the long-standing structural deficit. This is the result of financial problems that are built into the ongoing business of the city, as opposed to […]

Welcome to rent control

Rent control retroactive to March 15 is in effect statewide. The winners and losers are not always whom you might expect Broker, Manhattan Pacific Realty Rent control is now a reality in California. On Oct. 8, Governor Gavin Newson signed Assembly Bill 1482. Among the bill’s provisions are limits on rent increases and restrictions […]

El Segundo – Betsy Butler in the service of equality

Betsy Butler works to leverage women’s advances in sports to advances toward equal pay

Beach business – Regional chamber mixer

at Seaside Lagoon

Beach Sports – South Bay Dozen

Ocean competition

BeachLife celebration at St. Rocke

BeachLife Pennywise frontman Jim Lindberg will host a celebration of the last month’s inaugural BeachLife Festival Saturday evening at St. Rocke. The evening will include an appearance by skateboarding legend Tony Alva and performances by Tomorrows Bad Seeds and His Eyes Have Fangs, starting at 9 p.m. Tickets are $10, at the door. BeachLife and […]

Jespa’s Garden

He always led the way

International educator to lead Chadwick School

by Barbara Najar Daljit ‘Dal” Sohi speaks English, French, Mandarin, and Punjabi. The British Columbia native is currently Head of School at Dar Al Marefa School in Dubai, an English and Arabic, International Baccalaureate World School with 775 students from 35 countries and more than 150 faculty and staff from 17 countries. Beginning July 1, […]