The rise of microbreweries is only a small part of a larger story. This story begins in ancient Mesopotamia and highlights how people have lived throughout history.
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A good friend recently facing a big health challenge and on “train ride to recovery” inspired me to create a list of movies (@24 and growing) that take place on a train
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For more than two decades pilots Don and Debbie Stewart have shared breathtaking images of the verdant Palos Verdes Peninsula taken from the cockpit of their 21st century composite Diamond Star DA 40 XLS plane
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Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) has been approved by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for the treatment of depression, obsessive-compulsive-disorder (OCD)
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In the age of social media, plenty of people have begun to share their lives and explore their communities with their online followers, and the South Bay is no different.
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Soroptimist International Manhattan Beach Women’s Film Festival returns this April with a curated lineup of short films from partner Women’s Voices Now—and a mission to uplift women and girls through education.
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One night. One ticket. One concert to end homelessness.
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Soft, sweet, and undeniably enchanting, bunnies have long captured our hearts and imaginations.
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Springtime arrives like a poem in bloom—a soft exhale after winter’s long breath, filled with color, hope, and quiet transformation.
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Every April 22nd, people around the world pause to honor the Earth—a living, breathing masterpiece that sustains us all.
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In a heartening turn of events, the iconic eastern monarch butterfly has shown a remarkable comeback in 2025.
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If life isn’t quite going your way lately, no problem, at least you’re living in paradise, and so are the rabbits. Since our region of Palos Verdes is a peninsula, there is a 270-degree seabreeze buffer which guarantees the best weather in Southern California.
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Garden gnomes have been a popular garden ornament for centuries and are known for their small size, bearded appearance, and pointy hats. While many view them as mere decorations, garden gnomes hold a much deeper symbolic meaning that can add meaning to any garden.
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Recently seen in the ABC Special, Sea of Change: The Whale Superhighway, marine biologist Alisa Schulman-Janiger, Palos Verdes peninsula’s leading whale expert began her lifelong passion for ocean creatures at age five
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Get in the Game - Athena Paquette-
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South Coast Rose Society Annual Exhibition of Roses
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To kick off spring, check out some of the local happenings coming up in April:
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