The Neighborhood Bullys rock the Lighthouse in Hermosa Beach Thursday
Shouting ethnic remarks at a band on stage is not recommended.
View ArticleAmericana comes home: Bill Evans’ Soulgrass brings its first stateside tour...
There are many dreams an aspiring young musician can have growing up in an American suburb.
View ArticleThe legend of Artimus Pyle: Lynyrd Skynyrd’s drummer lives to tell the tale
On October 20, 1977, a Convair CV-300 carrying the members of Lynyrd Skynyrd crashed in a heavily-wooded swamp just outside Gillsburg, Mississippi.
View ArticleRedondo Beach council approves Meistrell statue
RB city council unanimously approved plans to build a life-size sculpture memorializing Bob and Bill Meistrell at the entry of Seaside Lagoon in Redondo.
View ArticleRedondo Beach bank robber at large
The search continues for a lone gunman who robbed One West Bank on Artesia Blvd. on Monday.
View ArticleOpening up: The rebirth of Jackson’s Food + Drink [ARCHITECTURE]
Jackson's Food + Drink reinvents itself as an intimate modern eatery through vision and design.
View ArticleCoyotes attack and kill cat in Redondo Beach
Two coyotes killed a domestic cat early Thursday in Redondo Beach and then evaded police and escaped towards the Palos Verdes Peninsula.
View ArticleCoyotes attack and kill cat in Redondo Beach [UPDATE]
Two coyotes killed a domestic cat early last Thursday morning in Redondo Beach and then evaded police and escaped towards the Palos Verdes Peninsula.
View ArticleRedondo Beach Mayor Aspel wants air force base to honor Parsons
Mayor Steve Aspel is hoping to have a building at the Los Angeles Air Force Base in El Segundo named after his friend, the late former councilman John Parsons.
View ArticleBreaking Bread: Ray Hayashi brings us to Shin-Sen-Gumi Yakitori [VIDEO]
Manhattan Beach's Chef Ray Hayashi takes us to his favorite spot to eat on his days off: Shin-Sen-Gumi Yakitori in Gardena.
View ArticleMILESTONE: The Original Red Onion celebrates 50 years – Jeff Earle carries on...
A man rides his horse into a bar, ties up his horse and orders a shot of tequila for each of them.
View ArticleHuntington oil accident sparks debate in Hermosa Beach
A 60-foot oil rig in Huntington Beach buckled and tipped on Monday afternoon during routine maintenance, forcing nearby residents to evacuate and turning off electricity to over 25 homes.
View ArticleMusic Preview – Pondering William Shatner
William Shatner is a modern marvel. The 82-year old Canadian actor began his career in Shakespearean theater.
View ArticleHermosa activist Jeff Cohn apologizes to E & B for factual error
Jeff Cohn, founder of NoBPinHB, has issued an apology to E & B Natural Resources, the prospective Hermosa driller, after he mistakenly identified them as the owners of a downed rig in Huntington...
View ArticleBrown eyed girl: Van Morrison’s daughter headlines a tribute to her father...
There is no shortage of tribute bands in the South Bay.
View ArticleProfile: Facing Diabetes – Ben Myers’ crusade for kids
Ben Myers is a 16 year old junior at Peninsula High School and, like most of his peers, he has a busy life of school, sports and starting the arduous college search process.
View ArticleTom Bopp at the keys: Ragtime rolls into El Segundo
Tom Bopp first touched the piano keys in 1962. He was five years old and his father brought home a $50 upright piano.
View ArticleYoung stars prepare for 2025 World Series at Beach City Baseball Academy [VIDEO]
As the Fall Classic winds down, the next generation of baseball stars are honing their craft at the legendary Beach City Baseball Academy.
View ArticlePennywise Plays Hermosa
After almost three years separated from the band, frontman Jim Lindberg reconciled with his punk band Pennywise in January of this year.
View ArticleAuthor Smoke Monkey International: author James Westhoff’s genre-defying tale...
This summer, Hermosa Beach writer James Westhoff welcomed two babies into the world.
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