A journalists job is to report on informative, important or impactful news, where they shine the spotlight on someone or something other than themselves.
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I think this is a wonderful milestone that demands a special acknowledgement of our founder and my cousin, Nancy Banning Call.
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In the twelfth and final episode of “LA’s Own Marineland,” we look at the park’s legacy and follow up on the lives of the animals that were transferred to other parks after Marineland's closure.
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In the kaleidoscope of gemstones, diamonds stand as luminous beacons of beauty, resilience, and eternal allure
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A few weeks after the church designed by Frank Lloyd Wright Jr. closed to the public due to land movement, officials recently announced that Wayfarers Chapel, the famous glass and redwood sanctuary on the Palos Verdes Peninsula, would be disassembled and relocated.
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In the realm of herbal medicine and holistic healing, certain herbs have earned a revered status for their therapeutic properties.
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Nestled in the vibrant landscape of South Bay, Greater Los Angeles, lies a cornucopia of herbs waiting to grace your garden and tantalize your taste buds.
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In a fast-paced world where our lives are often dictated by the sun’s schedule, creating a moon garden offers a serene escape.
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“Sticks and stones may break my bones, and words can also hurt me.”
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I know many of us, myself included, have been driving great distances to see the wonderful wildflower super bloom this year, but really.. there is no need to go all over Southern California when our own peninsula is in full bloom too.
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REDONDO BEACH, Calif. (March 26, 2024) –The Pastel Society of Southern California (PSSC) announces its 15th Annual Gallery Exhibition showcasing members' artworks, to be held April 10 - May 11 at Riviera UMC, 375 Palos Verdes Blvd., Redondo Beach.
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I’m not sure if it was the roar of engines that sunny morning in June 1923 or the sight of 300 Model T Fords “racing” toward the barren peninsula from Torrance, but something new and wonderful was afoot.
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Something you may have suspected by now (if you have read any of my previous articles in the Palos Verdes Pulse), I was always the first one in any of my classes at Malaga Cove to raise my hand when it was time to share.
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The Los Angeles Maritime Museum's featured exhibit is "Arthur Beaumont: Art of the Sea". Beaumont, a formally trained artist who served as a Lieutenant in the US Navy in the 1930s, was appointed as "official artist of the United States Fleet".
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Nonprofit Organization Will Offer a Volunteer Opportunity, Exclusive Film Pre-Release Screening Event; and An Online Auction to Raise Awareness and Appreciation for Nature
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Amidst the sun-drenched vineyards of Madera County, the story of a flavorful wine. Montepulciano wines continued to unfold, a testament to the enduring legacy of family, tradition, and the boundless possibilities of winemaking
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Becky Cool, a business woman and resident of Rancho Palos Verdes, lights up any room she walks into and immediately connects with everyone present.
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The year is 1942. It is February 6, a Friday evening—the dead of winter, perhaps, but that doesn’t mean much in Southern California. The evening is warm, and a gentle breeze is blowing onshore from the Pacific Ocean.
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