by Garth Meyer AES stockholders could gain $15 per share in cash after a consortium paid $33 billion to buy the energy company, which formerly owned the Redondo Beach AES plant and its 52-acre… ...
by Chrissa Olson The hum of drones replaced the bang of fireworks during Redondo Beach’s July 4 Independence Day celebration. Redondo Beach City Council approved a 200-drone show for Fourth of July… ...
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Two Redondo Beach Eagle Scouts were chosen to carry the banner for the Rose Queen and her Court, and a member of the Sea Hawk marching band led the Herald Trumpeters, who preceded the Queen’s float… ...
by Garth Meyer Manny is at the grill, in his 42nd year. Jen, Maria and Mari are serving tables, at or beyond their 30th year; and the owners since August, Patrick Mescall and Brian Eldridge, are the… ...
by Laura Garber The Hermosa Beach City Council voted 5-0 Tuesday to approve the Nike After Dark Tour LA, a 13.1-mile women’s half marathon scheduled for October 24, clearing the way for what Nike… ...
by Garth Meyer NASA chose Northrop Grumman, Redondo Beach, Jan. 5 for one of seven contracts to advance technology for the “Habitable Worlds Observatory.” The first of its kind mission to document… ...
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by Elka Worner During her 17 years on the bench, Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Lynn Olson has only held one attorney in contempt of court. That attorney is challenging her in the March 5 election… ...
by Garth Meyer The Friendship Campus is about to be built. A public groundbreaking ceremony set for Aug. 10 begins the next chapter of the project, which follows 15 years of work in South Bay schools… ...
by Garth Meyer If he wanted to, Redondo Beach sixth-grader Stephen Huffaker could never spend another minute in a math class, and graduate from high school with credits to spare. It was true last… ...
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