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Food + Drink
Late-Night Bites in San Pedro
When kitchens close early, food trucks step in to feed night owls, hospital runs, and after-hours cravings
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Health + Fitness
Proud Son
Watching my parents commit to their health reminded me that it’s never too late to change your life
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Cover Stories
Shop Local!
2025 San Pedro Holiday Gift Guide
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San Pedro History
Remembering Mexican Hollyood
Once a vibrant waterfront barrio, the long-lost San Pedro neighborhood lives on through stories, pride, and a new city landmark honoring its legacy
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Business
Taking Care of Business
Elise Swanson reflects on the invisible work, difficult tradeoffs, and deep responsibility of leading the San Pedro Chamber of Commerce
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News + Community
San Pedro Goes Electric
New electric trolleys connect harbor, downtown, and coast
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Pedro Perspectives
Bridge Closure Means Troubled Waters for All
The impending closure of the Vincent Thomas Bridge threatens to upend San Pedro’s traffic, economy, and daily life in 2026
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Arts + Entertainment
Discovering LA’s Art Scene
Jim Murray’s weekly gallery field trips open doors to museums, neighborhoods, and new ways of seeing art
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Arts + Entertainment
Making Los Angeles, One Story at a Time
Glenn Gritzner brings decades of public affairs experience to LA Times Studios’ popular podcast
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Real Estate
2025 Local Real Estate Market: A Year in Review
Stabilizing interest rates and steady demand shaped a resilient year for San Pedro, Rancho Palos Verdes, and the South Bay
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Health + Fitness
Proud Son
Watching my parents commit to their health reminded me that it’s never too late to change your life
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Arts + Entertainment
Misty’s Final Bow
In a triumphant and emotional farewell, Misty Copeland looks back on her 25-year ABT journey—and the San Pedro roots that continue to guide her forward
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Pedro Perspectives
San Pedro’s Pets Need Us Now
With shelters overwhelmed and families forced to surrender beloved animals, our town’s compassion may be their last lifeline
Step behind the Joan Milke Flores Dog Park and discover Fort MacArthur in San Pedro—historic coast artillery, K-9 training grounds, Battery Osgood, and plotting rooms from WWII. Come for the history, stay for the views! 🌊🪖
#SanPedroCA #sanpedrocalifornia #WWIIHistory #HiddenGems #SouthBayCA
Watching his parents reclaim their health (and lose a combined 75-lbs) reminded our columnist that the second-best time to start is today.
Find out how they did it. Link in bio.
‘Proud Son’
Writer + Photo: Eddie McKenna @heydayelitefitness
#SanPedroCa #sanpedrocalifornia #pedro #pola #SouthBayCA
2025 was full of surprises for South Bay real estate. Some neighborhoods saw growth; others barely moved. Curious which ones? Link in bio.
‘2025 Local Real Estate Market: A Year in Review’
Writer & Photo: @hhcoastal
Elise Swanson reflects on the invisible work, difficult tradeoffs, and deep responsibility of leading the San Pedro Chamber of Commerce. Read this month’s cover story. Link in bio.
‘Taking Care of Business’
Writer: @aaronwmckenzie
Photo: @johnmatteraphotography
#SanPedroCa #sanpedrocalifornia #pedro #pola #SouthBayCA
West Harbor is set to open in 2026. Find out what new restaurants, entertainment, and experiences are coming to the waterfront. Link in bio.
‘West Harbor Unveils Six New Dining Concepts Ahead of 2026 Opening’
Photos: @westharborla
#SanPedroCa #sanpedrocalifornia #pedro #pola #SouthBayCA
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News + Community
News + Community
New SR-47 Ramps Open as Major Interchange Construction Advances
Ramp closures and detours begin as the SR-47 Interchange Project enters its next construction phase
Business
Taking Care of Business
Elise Swanson reflects on the invisible work, difficult tradeoffs, and deep responsibility of leading the San Pedro Chamber of Commerce
News + Community
2025 Local Real Estate Market: A Year in Review
Stabilizing interest rates and steady demand shaped a resilient year for San Pedro, Rancho Palos Verdes, and the South Bay
Life + Culture
Health + Fitness
Proud Son
Watching my parents commit to their health reminded me that it’s never too late to change your life
Life + Culture
Remembering Mexican Hollyood
Once a vibrant waterfront barrio, the long-lost San Pedro neighborhood lives on through stories, pride, and a new city landmark honoring its legacy
Health + Fitness
To Gym or Not to Gym
The biggest risk isn’t getting hurt in the gym—it’s never walking through the door
Arts + Entertainment
Arts + Entertainment
Making Los Angeles, One Story at a Time
Glenn Gritzner brings decades of public affairs experience to LA Times Studios’ popular podcast
Arts + Entertainment
Discovering LA’s Art Scene
Jim Murray’s weekly gallery field trips open doors to museums, neighborhoods, and new ways of seeing art
Arts + Entertainment
Dickens’ Classic Lights the Way
The annual reading of ‘A Christmas Carol’ returns, reminding us of generosity, second chances, and the importance of helping neighbors facing food insecurity
Food + Drink
Food
Late-Night Bites in San Pedro
When kitchens close early, food trucks step in to feed night owls, hospital runs, and after-hours cravings
Food + Drink
Farewell to the Green Onion
After four decades of celebrations, comfort food, and community, the iconic restaurant closes its doors as San Pedro braces for change
Food + Drink
A Taste of the World, Right Here in San Pedro
From Croatian comfort food to Norwegian hospitality, two local lunch traditions serve up culture, connection, and homemade flavor
Sports
Sports
Pirates Out for Redemption
After back-to-back heartbreaks in the City finals, SPHS’s girls flag football team sets its sights on finally bringing home a championship
Education
Youth Times: A One-Stop Hub for SP Families
From sports to after-school activities, the San Pedro Youth Coalition is making it easier for parents to discover opportunities for their kids
Sports
Pirates and Stars Ready for Takeoff
After deep playoff runs last year, San Pedro High and Mary Star reload with veteran talent, big expectations, and tougher schedules