A new system to alert South Bay residents about various public safety issues, from severe storms to major emergencies, will launch next month, providing a unified way for local agencies to communicate with folks across…Continue Reading
There is a mysterious walled-in area that never sees the light of day in the underground parking garage at the Palos Verdes Library. The windowless space is the used book room—a favorite haunt of the most ardent…Continue Reading
Peninsula is one of four South Bay high schools whose students will advance to the statewide academic decathlon next month after a strong showing in Los Angeles County’s competition. Mark Keppel High School, in Alhambra,…Continue Reading
Ara Mihranian, who has worked as Rancho Palos Verdes’ interim city manager since Nov. 2019, has been named to the permanent top spot, according to the city. Mihranian, a 21-year city employee, moved from his…Continue Reading
It was arrivederci for another slice of the past. One of a shrinking number of San Pedro-born iconic, old-world bakeries shut its doors Friday, Jan. 31. After a 10-year run, Amalfitano Bakery, 29111 S. Western…Continue Reading
The pins will fall for the final time. Palos Verdes Bowl, a Torrance fixture for 61 years, will shutter at the end of Friday, Jan. 31, to make way for a new shopping center that will…Continue Reading
Voters on the Palos Verdes Peninsula in less than two months will decide on a $398 million bond measure that would go toward repairs and new construction throughout the Palos Verdes Peninsula Unified School District.…Continue Reading
