Richard Parker had just walked into a meeting room at La Casa de la Raza in 1984 to address an exceptionally agitated gathering. He’d flown 3,000 miles cross-country to join this meeting, the purpose of which to decide what to do with the financially desperate Santa Barbara News & Review,
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Gavin Heaney With his shaved head and traditional gold and red robes, Gen Rigpa stands out in the South Bay like a lightning bolt. At first sight, one might expect him to speak in haiku or
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The gala sold out and raised $60,000 — double its goal and $18,000 more than the last major fundraiser in 2019.
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Days before nearly 4 million residents in Los Angeles County will be asked to suspend outdoor watering for 15 days from Sept. 6 to Sept. 20, and during one of the worst heat waves of the year, officials with the Metropolitan Water District shared details about repairing the leak in a massive water pipeline.
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Days before nearly 4 million residents in Southern California will be asked to suspend outdoor watering for 15 days from Sept. 6 to Sept. 20, and during one of the worst heat waves of the year, officials with the Metropolitan Water District shared details about repairing the leak in a massive water pipeline.
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Fiesta Hermosa takes place twice each year, over the Memorial Day and Labor Day weekends, offering myriad mostly free activities from Pacific Coast Highway to the sand. The upcoming event, from Saturday to Monday,
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Sally Kuledge is the life of the party at the Newport-Mesa Family YMCA, where for 25 years she has taught fitness classes for active older adults.
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It’s was the eighth annual Glow Ride for CF. The annual event is the brainchild of Redondo Beach’s Claire Wineland, a fierce advocate for cystic fibrosis research who died at 21 from the disease in 2018,
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Garth Meyer Assemblyman Al Muratsuchi walked into Redondo Beach City Council chambers Aug. 9 with a $500,000 check. It was the latest, and largest, donation to the city’s homeless efforts.
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Harbor High's girls volleyball team went 2-2 on the final day of the Morro Bay Tournament on Saturday to win the Silver Division title. The Pirates lost 25-22, 25-20 to Golden West and 25-20, 25-21 to Crean Lutheran to close pool play,
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Harbor High’s girls volleyball team went 2-2 on the final day of the Morro Bay Tournament on Saturday to win the Silver Division title. The Pirates finished 4-2 at the event.
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Three Malibu lifeguards just won bragging rights and top awards at the United States Lifesaving Association (USLA) Lifeguard Championships. The event, held last week in Hermosa Beach, pitted the best and toughest ocean lifeguard athletes from agencies around the nation.