The church was filled to the rafters. Twelve pews alone were reserved for celebrating priests, including every bishop and archbishop
Mark McDermott
March 30, 2011
The church was filled to the rafters. Twelve pews alone were reserved for celebrating priests, including every bishop and archbishop
A blaze that quickly engulfed a downtown Manhattan Beach business and damaged two others in the same building last month
A forlorn, middle-aged woman with pain in her eyes steps to the edge of a platform in a dark, lonely
Manhattan Beach City Council Tuesday unanimously voted to place city attorney Robert Wadden on administrative leave for a week effective
Downtown First Fridays On the first Friday of every month, 24 downtown businesses will extend their hours to 9 p.m.
Marilyn and Ken Prindle’s lead gift of $150,000, in tribute to their late daughter Jackie, has boosted a grass roots
Scott Perry – There are two kinds of bartenders: good and evil. Each has their advantages. The evil bartender keeps
The doubleheader featured two of the top baseball programs in the South Bay. The message from the event went well
Relay teams from Mira Costa’s girls track team highlighted the 17th annual Mustang Relays winning four races and placing third in two other events. Mira Costa returns from next week’s Spring Break for a Bay League dual meet at Peninsula on Tuesday, April 12 followed by the South Bay Invitational at West Torrance April 15-16.
Redondo travels to Palos Verdes Thursday, March 31 for a 2:45 p.m. dual meet and will compete in the Arcadia Invitational April 8-9.
The new athletic facilities at Redondo Union High School has turned the campus into a sports Mecca. Jim Vetrovic remembers
