Portuguese Bend has been undergoing unprecedented land movement in the region, leading to almost 250 homes on the Hill losing access to gas and power earlier this month due to safety hazards.
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Southern California, with its diverse landscapes ranging from coastal cliffs to desert plains, is a paradise for butterfly enthusiasts.
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Winged creatures, whether real or imagined, have captured human fascination for centuries. From the delicate flutter of a butterfly to the legendary grace of fairies, these beings have inspired myths, spiritual beliefs, and personal reflections across cultures.
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Ten years ago, Lunada Canyon resident Noel Park contacted Palos Verdes Peninsula Land Conservancy’s Development Director Susan Wilcox.
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October is a special month for those who celebrate their birthdays, not only because it marks the heart of autumn but also because of the beautiful and meaningful birthstones associated with it—opal and tourmaline.
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Wildlife Tracking with the Palos Verdes Peninsula Land Conservancy - Saturday, October 5th & 12th, 8:30am-11:30am (2-day training). Help us monitor wildlife in the Palos Verdes Peninsula. No experience required.
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As a guy who grew up in Palos Verdes Estates, I have always loved sunrise and sunsets. PV gets the best. Well...maybe not in May and June...those tend to be monochromatic. But the rest of the year, they can be out of this world...and I have seen the world.
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They say we don’t have the four seasons here in Southern California, so how can we have fall colors?
I would say we do it rather well. Just take a look at these glorious red maples that I saw just yesterday in Palos Verdes Estates
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San Pedro Fish Market has made the jump to a streaming platform with their new season of “Kings of Fish.”
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The birthstone for September is the sapphire, a gemstone renowned for its breathtaking beauty and deep symbolic meanings
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For over twenty years the Deagan Celesta Chimes called students to class at Lunada Bay Elementary School before they were inexplicably silenced
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In late August I had the pleasure of enjoying dinner at the famed Musso & Frank’s Grill (105 years old) in the heart of Hollywood with a true Hollywood “star” the gracious and exceptionally talented George Chakiris who I’m proud to call my friend.
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There's a moment each day when the world seems to hold its breath, bathed in hues of gold, pink, and lavender.
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Once upon a time, after a gentle summer rain, the sky opened up to reveal a breathtaking sight—a rainbow, arching gracefully across the heavens.
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We are so lucky, here on the peninsula, to have many wonderful places to walk and I thought I would share a few of my favorites with you.
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Sea Creatures of the Pacific By Photographer and Contributor Don Hurzeler
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Captivating Sunrises and Sunsets: The Perks of Peninsula Living By Photographer and Contributor Dianne Gowder
I believe we sometimes take for granted the fact that at certain times of the year we can see the sun rise and set over the ocean, not everyone is so lucky.
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Designed by renowned architect Carrington H. Lewis Palos Verdes Estates City Hall has suffered from deferred maintenance for years.
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