Gia Christina Hendricks, the alleged con artist who stole and charged about $9,000 onto a Manhattan Beach man’s credit card last month, was charged with 11 counts of identity theft, theft and second degree commercial burglary, according to a Los Angeles County District Attorney’s felony complaint.
Students at Jefferson Elementary invited local servicemen to join them for their morning running club to mark Veteran’s Day on Nov. 10. The club meets everyday at 7:55 a.m and students run a track for points and fitness. So far this year the students have run more than 6,000 miles.
Bartender of the week: My at Hennessey’s HB. Order the “Atomic Fireball” shot while he cracks wise/and or sings for
Partners Jani Lange and Jared Kennedy are both heavily steeped in the South Bay punk tradition, which they’ve helped keep alive through the
[scrollGallery id=248] Last Tuesday’s city council meeting discussing the AES power plant was more populated and heated than usual. Residents came
After a two-decade search, the California Beach Volleyball Association has found a home for it Hall of Fame where the greats of the game will be honored with a kick-off party.
Bay League representatives swam to victories in the opening round of the CIF Southern Section/Ford Division 3 playoffs Wednesday, but
The Redondo Beach Unified School District Board of Education Tuesday night tentatively moved to send the former school property at
This week’s football game between Mira Costa and Redondo Union was kicked off at lunch on Wednesday as Redondo Beach and Manhattan Beach both spent the day dressed up as nerds to poke fun at one another.
In the village where she grew up, Carlotta “Tita” Giangualano was known as the granddaughter of the witch. Other children
Classically trained tenor Dennis McNeil has sung for five U.S. presidents and several foreign heads of state, and shared the
One of the South Bay’s most enduring restaurants, Redondo Beach’s Chez Melange, introduced the First Annual South Bay Ex-Pat Wine
Ron Newman made a fortune, lost it, and made it again in the bar business. Now he’s crossing the plaza
Former Manhattan Beach police officers Eric Eccles and Kristopher Thompson, who were fired in March for their alleged involvement in an off-duty traffic collision, each filed a $10.3 million claim for damages against the city of Manhattan Beach on Friday.
In January, a bullying intervention program will be implemented in the elementary and middle schools of Manhattan Beach Unified School District.
Six-man tournament The City Council will discuss the Charlie Saikley Six Man Volleyball Tournament at its meeting on Tuesday, Nov.
