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Redondo Beach police chief joins countywide hate crime crackdown; local assault case heads to court

Redondo Beach Police Chief Steve Sprengel joined LA County DA Nathan Hochman and LAPD Chief Jim McDonnell at a Thursday press conference announcing a hate crime enforcement crackdown, with one pending case tied directly to a February assault at a Redondo Beach restaurant.

· 3 min read

LA County orders earthquake preparedness plan; South Bay fault capable of 7.4 quake

The LA County Board of Supervisors voted Tuesday, Aug. 4, to order a comprehensive earthquake preparedness plan, with direct relevance to South Bay cities sitting along the Newport-Inglewood Fault capable of producing a magnitude-7.4 quake.

· 2 min read

Manhattan Beach police developing e-bike safety training as teen injuries surge

Children's Hospital Los Angeles has named Manhattan Beach among the cities with the highest teen e-bike ridership and injury rates, prompting MBPD to work with CHLA on online safety trainings as South Bay hospitals treat up to four young riders per day this summer.

· 3 min read

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High surf and coastal flood advisories hit South Bay beaches Wednesday through Saturday

The National Weather Service issued overlapping high surf and coastal flood advisories for South Bay beaches from Wednesday, July 29, through Saturday, August 1, driven by Hurricane Genevieve swells, with waves of 4 to 8 feet and evening coastal flooding expected at Manhattan Beach, Hermosa Beach, and Redondo Beach.

Large ocean waves crashing over rocky outcroppings on a sandy California beach.

LA County fire chief updates Hawthorne council on blood transfusion pilot, station concerns

Fire Chief Anthony C. Marrone briefed the Hawthorne City Council on July 14 about the department's three local stations, a mobile medical unit that has treated 2,740 patients since 2023, and a pilot program that lets paramedics administer blood transfusions before patients reach the hospital.

Red fire engine and paramedic squad truck parked near a white ambulance on a tree-lined street.

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