Soft, sweet, and undeniably enchanting, bunnies have long captured our hearts and imaginations.

Every April 22nd, people around the world pause to honor the Earth—a living, breathing masterpiece that sustains us all.

In a heartening turn of events, the iconic eastern monarch butterfly has shown a remarkable comeback in 2025.

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

When you think of brilliance, clarity, and timeless elegance, one gemstone stands apart from the rest: the diamond. Known for its unmatched hardness and radiant sparkle, the diamond is the birthstone for April

In 2025, residents of the South Bay area in Greater Los Angeles have the opportunity to observe a variety of captivating lunar events.

Few creatures on Earth are as effortlessly charming, hilariously playful, and surprisingly useful as goats. Whether frolicking in a field, bleating for treats, or headbutting each other in a friendly duel, goats—especially baby goats

Goat milk has long been cherished for its exceptional skincare benefits, and today, many beauty brands are harnessing its nourishing properties to create luxurious products.

I recently had the pleasure of meeting Palos Verdes artist and writer Judy Herman at her studio at Los Angeles Harbor Arts in San Pedro.

Lynne LaFleur has found a way to merge the history of the Peninsula with her art. LaFleur became interested in the history of Palos Verdes Estates as she learned more about the vision of city planner Frederick Law Olmsted, Jr.

Spring has arrived, and with it comes a world bursting back to life! The air feels fresher, the days grow longer, and a sense of possibility lingers in the breeze.

The Power of Green: How This Vibrant Hue Transforms Our Minds, Mood, and Well-Being

Imagine standing in a lush forest, surrounded by towering trees, their emerald leaves shimmering in the sunlight.

I sometimes get asked why I go back to the same mountains and the Palos Verdes Peninsula sea side again and again. Some of my friends seem to think that these places are static and never changing. Their assumption is that once you have seen one place then there is no real reason to see it again because you’ll simply be seeing the same thing that you saw the last time you visited. I think that most of them don’t realize how much nature change depending on the time of year that you visit them, or even the time of day.

In Southern California, spring arrives in March and is one of California’s most beautiful times of year. Each season brings a beauty of its own, but I have to admit that spring is one of my favorite seasons.

The Palos Verdes peninsula’s near-perfect climate makes it possible for gardens in general and succulents in particular to be vibrantly beautiful year-round…providing their owners heed a few timely and important tips.