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Food + Drink
Weymouth Corners’ New Morning Ritual
Chef Andy Najpauer brings fine-dining finesse to 8th Street with Sissy’s Café, a breakfast and lunch spot honoring his 96-year-old grandmother
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Real Estate
End of Summer Refresh
Simple steps to boost your home’s first impression
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Sports
2026 Prep Football Preview: Pads On, Pedro
A record-setting Pirates offense and a fearless Mary Star squad kick off the 2026 high school football season
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Arts + Entertainment
Hidden in Plain Sight
San Pedro artist Fran Siegel on the Metro murals, the Fulbrights, and why art is “learning and sharing”
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News + Community
West Harbor Announces New Tenants
The waterfront adds a dog bar, a Baja grill, and island shave ice—and gives San Pedro a reason to come back on a Tuesday
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San Pedro History
Where Were You When the Sansinena Exploded?
A community event Nov. 7 collects San Pedro’s stories of the 1976 tanker disaster
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News + Community
Still Cruisin’
More than half a century after a handful of church women started it, San Pedro Meals on Wheels is still cooking from scratch, still running on volunteers, and getting ready to reach more of its neighbors than ever
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Sports
Sailing Toward LA28
A new documentary follows a young Ukrainian sailor’s road from war to the 2028 Olympics
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News + Community
A Tale of Two Downtowns
New apartments are filling up while storefronts sit dark. Here’s what it will take to bring 6th Street fully back to life
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Local Politics
Local Veteran Bucking Odds as Political Newcomer
SPHS grad turned tech executive is challenging a longtime incumbent in the newly drawn 36th District
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Arts + Entertainment
Luis Sanchez, in His Own Words
Mortality, resilience, and reinvention run beneath the work of one of San Pedro’s most enduring artists
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News + Community
The Watch on the Hill
For 103 years, a lookout above the harbor has kept the ships moving
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Cover Stories
Fifty Years with the Bell
How a seventeen-ton gift from South Korea became one of San Pedro’s most beloved landmarks
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Redevelopment
The Future of the Cabrillo Beach Aquatic Community Center
With $10 million committed and LA28 ahead, the goal is bigger than simply reopening the doors
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Arts + Entertainment
Taking Root at Angels Gate
A group show of 38 Native and Indigenous artists honors a heritage that remains present and active today
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Arts + Entertainment
Fixed in Time
Stephen Levey named his series for a nostalgia no one can actually remember; a near-fatal wreck gave the name new weight
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News + Community
Why Starbucks Got There First
Turn-key plans and 75 million app users explain how a coffee shop beat everyone to West Harbor’s finish line
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Life + Culture
News-Pilot Wasn’t Perfect, But It Was San Pedro’s
Local daily newspaper high on list of things social media can’t replace
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Pedro Perspectives
A New Class of Pirate Greats
The San Pedro High Athletic Hall of Fame inducts its 2026 honorees, plus the final SP book installment
News + Community
Business
Still Cruisin’
More than half a century after a handful of church women started it, San Pedro Meals on Wheels is still cooking from scratch, still running on volunteers, and getting ready to reach more of its neighbors than ever
Business
A Tale of Two Downtowns
New apartments are filling up while storefronts sit dark. Here’s what it will take to bring 6th Street fully back to life
Business
West Harbor Announces New Tenants
The waterfront adds a dog bar, a Baja grill, and island shave ice—and gives San Pedro a reason to come back on a Tuesday
Life + Culture
Life + Culture
Sailing Toward LA28
A new documentary follows a young Ukrainian sailor’s road from war to the 2028 Olympics
San Pedro History
Where Were You When the Sansinena Exploded?
A community event Nov. 7 collects San Pedro’s stories of the 1976 tanker disaster
Cover Stories
Fifty Years with the Bell
How a seventeen-ton gift from South Korea became one of San Pedro’s most beloved landmarks
Arts + Entertainment
Arts + Entertainment
Luis Sanchez, in His Own Words
Mortality, resilience, and reinvention run beneath the work of one of San Pedro’s most enduring artists
Arts + Entertainment
Fixed in Time
Stephen Levey named his series for a nostalgia no one can actually remember; a near-fatal wreck gave the name new weight
Arts + Entertainment
Taking Root at Angels Gate
A group show of 38 Native and Indigenous artists honors a heritage that remains present and active today
Food + Drink
Business
Still Cruisin’
More than half a century after a handful of church women started it, San Pedro Meals on Wheels is still cooking from scratch, still running on volunteers, and getting ready to reach more of its neighbors than ever
Dining
Weymouth Corners’ New Morning Ritual
Chef Andy Najpauer brings fine-dining finesse to 8th Street with Sissy’s Café, a breakfast and lunch spot honoring his 96-year-old grandmother
Dining
Arigato and Sayonara, Senfuku
After more than four decades, the beloved downtown sushi restaurant has closed
Sports
Life + Culture
Sailing Toward LA28
A new documentary follows a young Ukrainian sailor’s road from war to the 2028 Olympics
Sports
2026 Prep Football Preview: Pads On, Pedro
A record-setting Pirates offense and a fearless Mary Star squad kick off the 2026 high school football season
Food
World Cup Unites San Pedro
Tournament brought sold-out halls, packed bars, and a first look at West Harbor