Community
Redondo Beach Chamber launches first women's conference Oct. 9
The Redondo Beach Chamber of Commerce will host its inaugural Ignite: Mind, Body & Soul women's conference on Friday, Oct. 9, at the Sonesta Redondo Beach and Marina, featuring keynotes, breakout sessions on leadership and AI, and a Women's Marketplace.
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Community
Redondo Beach Chamber launches first women's conference Oct. 9
The Redondo Beach Chamber of Commerce will host its inaugural Ignite: Mind, Body & Soul women's conference on Friday, Oct. 9, at the Sonesta Redondo Beach and Marina, featuring keynotes, breakout sessions on leadership and AI, and a Women's Marketplace.
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Community
Redondo Beach Chamber launches first women's conference Oct. 9
The Redondo Beach Chamber of Commerce will host its inaugural Ignite: Mind, Body & Soul women's conference on Friday, Oct. 9, at the Sonesta Redondo Beach and Marina, featuring keynotes, breakout sessions on leadership and AI, and a Women's Marketplace.
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Business
Fonz's pop-up returns to Manhattan Beach Sept. 23
Danny Boehle's five-night Fonz's pop-up at Fête by Slay in downtown Manhattan Beach starts Wednesday, Sept. 23, reuniting the original crew, classic dishes and AVP volleyball memories.
Local Government
Local Government
Local Government
Local Government
View MoreManhattan Beach council reviews Project Pulse downtown designs
The Manhattan Beach City Council on Sept. 15 reviewed schematic designs for 400 Manhattan Beach Blvd. as part of Project Pulse, the city's plan to redevelop two downtown properties it acquired or cleared in recent years.
Local Government
View MoreEl Segundo weighs data center moratorium, wave pool plan
The El Segundo City Council on Sept. 15 discussed a 45-day moratorium on new data centers and held a public hearing on a proposed wave pool surf club, following months of resident opposition to large-scale data center development.
Local Government
View MoreHermosa Beach puts sales tax, council race on November ballot
Six candidates will compete for three Hermosa Beach City Council seats on Nov. 3, and voters will also weigh Measure HB, a sales tax increase aimed at closing the city's $3.2 million structural deficit.
Local Government
View MoreSouth Bay targets 250 yearly crashes with micromobility plan
The South Bay Cities Council of Governments launched a federally funded Micromobility Safety Action Plan that includes intersection safety audits, a school e-bike sticker program aligned with new state law Assembly Bill 1569, and a public Ride and Drive event Oct. 6 at Cal State Dominguez Hills.
Local Government
View MoreRedondo Beach negotiates with BeachLife over Seaside Lagoon
The Redondo Beach City Council entered closed-session negotiations Sept. 1 with BeachLife Festival's Allen Sanford over the Seaside Lagoon and Marina Parking Lot, even as the city's $9.47 million lagoon rehab plan awaits a final decision after a Harbor Commission review.
Local Government
View MoreManhattan Beach cancels Sept. 1 council meeting
Manhattan Beach City Council has cancelled its regular Tuesday, Sept. 1 meeting; the next scheduled session is Sept. 15.
Education
Education
Education
Education
View MoreHermosa Beach schools foundation seeks $1.7M by Sept. 21
The Hermosa Beach Education Foundation's annual giving campaign closes Monday, Sept. 21, with a $1.7 million goal to fund STEAM labs, music, art, Spanish and counseling across the district's three schools.
Education
View MoreState orders Mira Costa antisemitism training after bias finding
The California Department of Education overturned Manhattan Beach Unified's finding that a Mira Costa High teacher's Israel-Gaza lesson was not discriminatory, ordering mandatory antisemitism and bias training for all Mira Costa staff by Oct. 26.
Education
View MoreEleven Manhattan Beach seniors earn National Merit semifinalist status
Eleven Mira Costa High School seniors in Manhattan Beach were named National Merit Semifinalists, placing them among the top 1% of U.S. test-takers and in line for a share of $24 million in scholarships next spring.
Education
View MoreMBEF hosts welcome receptions for new Manhattan Beach families
The Manhattan Beach Education Foundation is hosting its annual New Parent Welcome Receptions at Tin Roof Bistro, where Superintendent Kim Linz and school leaders will meet families new to the district.
Education
View MoreHermosa Beach schools schedule Sept. 9 textbook sufficiency hearing
The Hermosa Beach City School District Board of Education will hold a public hearing on Sept. 9 to certify that all students have enough textbooks and instructional materials for the 2026-27 school year, a state-required annual step.
Education
View MoreManhattan Beach Education Foundation commits record $8 million to schools
The Manhattan Beach Education Foundation committed a record $8,026,400 to MBUSD for 2026-27, preserving educator positions and programs during the district's worst budget cycle in recent memory.
Public Safety
Public Safety
Public Safety
Public Safety
View MoreHawthorne shooting injures four near Crenshaw and Rosecrans
Four people suffered non-life-threatening gunshot injuries near Crenshaw Boulevard and Rosecrans Avenue in Hawthorne early Thursday, Sept. 24, prompting a multi-agency police response; no arrests have been made and the suspect remains at large.
Public Safety
View MoreLA County declares local El Niño emergency for 2026-27 storms
Los Angeles County declared a local emergency on Sept. 23 to prepare for El Niño storms, adding county-level coordination to Gov. Newsom's statewide emergency and triggering preparations across departments serving the South Bay.
Public Safety
View MoreHermosa Beach police can't track plate reader crime solves
Hermosa Beach police told the City Council on Sept. 22 that the department operates 29 license plate reader cameras but does not track how many crimes the technology has helped solve, drawing calls from a councilmember and a council candidate for accountability statistics.
Public Safety
View MoreNewsom declares emergency as El Niño threatens South Bay coast
Gov. Gavin Newsom declared a statewide emergency on Sept. 21 to mobilize resources ahead of a potentially record-breaking El Niño, fast-tracking coastal permits and flood-fight supplies that could help protect South Bay beaches from erosion and storm surge this winter.
Public Safety
View MoreLA County West Nile cases hit 100 with five deaths
Los Angeles County has reported 100 West Nile virus infections and five deaths in 2026, the highest caseload at this point in mosquito season since 2017, prompting health officials to urge South Bay residents to eliminate standing water and use repellent.
Public Safety
View MoreLAX draft noise maps show shifting flight patterns over South Bay
Los Angeles World Airports released draft Noise Exposure Maps for LAX showing expanded aircraft noise south and east of the airport, with a public comment period open through Nov. 5 and workshops in October that directly affect South Bay residents' eligibility for federal sound insulation funding.
Community
Community
Community
Community
View MoreRedondo Beach Chamber launches first women's conference Oct. 9
The Redondo Beach Chamber of Commerce will host its inaugural Ignite: Mind, Body & Soul women's conference on Friday, Oct. 9, at the Sonesta Redondo Beach and Marina, featuring keynotes, breakout sessions on leadership and AI, and a Women's Marketplace.
Community
View MoreManhattan Beach 10K bib pickup opens Oct. 1
With the 49th Annual Manhattan Beach 10K sold out for the fourth straight year, runners can pick up bibs at Village Runner on Oct. 1 and Oct. 2 ahead of the Oct. 3 race at 7:30 a.m.
Community
View MoreManhattan Beach car show returns Sunday to fund police K-9 unit
The Downtown Manhattan Beach Car Show takes over Manhattan Beach Boulevard on Sunday, Sept. 27, with more than 180 cars, live music, a K-9 scavenger hunt and raffle prizes, all benefiting the Manhattan Beach Police Canine Foundation.
Community
View MoreRedondo Beach's King Harbor hosts free Oktoberfest Sept. 26-27
The King Harbor Association hosts a free two-day Oktoberfest in the King Harbor parking lot in Redondo Beach on Sept. 26-27, with live music, German-inspired food, beer and wine, a kids area, and a local business spotlight.
Sports
Sports
Sports
Sports
View MoreCalifornia Smash brings pickleball, dining to El Segundo
California Smash, at 815 N. Nash St. in El Segundo, combines nine indoor pickleball courts with a 100-seat restaurant and bar, drawing a review from food and dining columnist Richard Foss.
Sports
View MoreHawthorne hosts Dominguez, honors 1973 football team Friday
The 1-0 Hawthorne Cougars host Manuel Dominguez High at Halcap Field on Friday, Aug. 28, with members of the 1973 football team returning for a '70s-themed alumni celebration.
Sports
View MoreManhattan Beach native wins Stanford's starting QB job
Manhattan Beach native Davis Warren, who beat leukemia as a teenager and tore his ACL in a bowl game, was named Stanford's starting quarterback for the 2026 season by head coach Tavita Pritchard.
Sports
View MoreFree Olympic water polo exhibition hits King Harbor Wednesday
Eight national-team women's water polo squads from four countries compete in a free open-water exhibition at King Harbor in Redondo Beach on Wednesday, Aug. 19, featuring Mira Costa alumna and 2024 Olympian Jordan Raney.
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Ellie Nevel is an Editor overseeing local news outlets. She holds a marketing degree from Illinois State University and brings that background to her work shaping how communities receive their news. Ellie is committed to delivering accurate, community-focused reporting on the issues that matter most to local readers.
Ellie Nevel
Ellie Nevel is an Editor overseeing local news outlets. She holds a marketing degree from Illinois State University and brings that background to her work shaping how communities receive their news. Ellie is committed to delivering accurate, community-focused reporting on the issues that matter most to local readers.
Ellie Nevel
Ellie Nevel is an Editor overseeing local news outlets. She holds a marketing degree from Illinois State University and brings that background to her work shaping how communities receive their news. Ellie is committed to delivering accurate, community-focused reporting on the issues that matter most to local readers.
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