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Food + Drink
Piccini Means ‘Little Ones’—But the Flavors Are Anything But Small
The Giuliano family brings fast-casual Italian with serious South Bay roots to Western Avenue
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Cover Stories
The Names That Built a Town
When plaques were stolen from San Pedro’s Fishing Industry Memorial, Kris Ursich-Pielago stepped forward to ensure the town’s fishing families would not be erased
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Real Estate
Game On: But Where Will Everyone Stay?
International events bring economic promise and renewed interest in short-term rentals throughout San Pedro
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News + Community
From the Archive: Still Pedalin’
The Bike Palace celebrates 40 years
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Arts + Entertainment
From the Archive: Pieces of Us
Julie Bender’s 25th Street Mosaic Mural, which illustrates the stories of San Pedro, is ready for its close-up
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Cover Stories
Inside the World of Shag
A murder mystery, a fez-wearing monkey, and 22 years in the making—’Shag With a Twist’ opens this month at the Grand Annex
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News + Community
San Pedro Has a Seat at the Table
From animal services to the Port of LA, San Pedrans are shaping city policy from inside LA’s commission system
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News + Community
A Life of Service
Louis Dominguez served in Vietnam, served his community for 50 years, and never stopped. Now, a veteran resource center bears his name
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News + Community
Forty Years and Still Hitting the Spot
The Sandwich Saloon’s four-decade run is a testament to one family’s dream and San Pedro’s loyalty
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Pedro Perspectives
If Age Is Just a Number, I’m Glad Mine Isn’t Up
On turning 75, a faith milestone, and what it means to grow old in the town you love
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News + Community
San Pedro Shows Up for Toyo
The beloved seamstress has spent 26 years at her shop on 9th Street. When she needed help, the community didn’t hesitate
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News + Community
Chamber Confidential: More Than You Think
The San Pedro Chamber of Commerce president pulls back the curtain on what 120 years of community building really means
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Uncategorized
How Two Women Are Growing a Small Business Community
Born from a pandemic friendship, Small Business Shop Talk is creating space for Harbor Area entrepreneurs to connect, collaborate, and grow
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News + Community
In Praise of Uppity Women
San Pedro celebrates the bold, driven, and community-shaping leaders honored at this year’s Women’s History Month event
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Redevelopment
Gateway to the World
A modern cruise terminal aims to boost the local economy while strengthening the LA Waterfront’s identity as a global gateway
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Cover Stories
The Majestic Returns
Four generations, one name, and a port town’s long memory—how the Tranis Rebuilt a family legacy inside one of San Pedro’s most historic buildings
Latest Stories
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News + Community
Cabrillo Marine Aquarium Marks 90 Years with Grand Reopening on April 18
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News + Community
Cabrillo Marine Aquarium marks its 90th anniversary with Major Renovation Reveal and Community Celebration
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Arts + Entertainment
Making the Case for the Arts
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News + Community
His Town, His Records, His Rules
More than just a view. 🌊
Whether you’re there for the historic 1874 lighthouse, the sunken ruins of Sunken City, or just a quiet afternoon under the Moreton Bay Fig trees, Point Fermin Park is the soul of San Pedro.
From the whale watching lookouts to the Victorian charm of the grounds, there’s a reason this spot has been a local escape for over a century.
#SanPedroCA #CoastalSanPedro #SanPedroCalifornia #SanPedro #PointFermin
Some people serve their country once. Others serve for a lifetime. 🇺🇸
Vietnam veteran Louis Dominguez spent decades giving back to his community, supporting fellow veterans, and proving that service doesn’t end when the uniform comes off.
Today, his name stands as a reminder of what true dedication looks like.
Read the full story of a local legacy in our bio.
‘A Life of Service’
Writer: Supervisor Janice Hahn
Photo: Martin Zamora
#SanPedro #SanPedroCa #SanPedroCalifornia #Pedro #POLA
It’s more than just a ribbon-cutting. 🤝
Ever wonder what the San Pedro Chamber of Commerce actually does? If you’re picturing just handshakes and luncheons, you’re only seeing the surface.
For 120 years, they’ve been the “connective tissue” of our town—handling everything from economic policy to the Holiday Parade. In her new column, Chamber Confidential, President Elise Swanson pulls back the curtain on how the Chamber keeps San Pedro punching above its weight.
Read the full story in our bio.
‘Chamber Confidential: More Than You Think’
Writer: Elise Swanson
#SanPedro #SanPedroCa #SanPedroCalifornia #Pedro #SmallBusiness
Whether it’s a stop on the way to the beach or a childhood favorite that never changed, the Sandwich Saloon has been a part of San Pedro’s story since 1986.
From Peter and John’s original dream to the secret recipes we all know and love, they’re celebrating four decades of family, flavor, and community.
Read the full story behind the 40-year-milestore in our bio.
‘Forty Years and Still Hitting the Spot’
Writer: Joshua Stecker
#SanPedro #SanPedroCa #SanPedroCalifornia #Pedro #sandwichsaloon
If you grew up in San Pedro, chances are you have memories here too- summer camp, grunion runs, school field trips. Now, Cabrillo Marine Aquarium is celebrating 90 years with a major transformation.
Read the full story at the link in our bio and join the big reveal on April 18th.
‘Cabrillo Marine Aquarium Marks its 90th Anniversary with Major Renovation Reveal and Community Celebration’
Writer: Caroline Brady
#SanPedro #SanPedroCa #SanPedroCalifornia #CabrilloAquarium #Pedro
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News + Community
Events
Cabrillo Marine Aquarium Marks 90 Years with Grand Reopening on April 18
San Pedro’s beloved aquarium reopens its Main Exhibit Hall with a day of free, family-friendly festivities
News + Community
Cabrillo Marine Aquarium marks its 90th anniversary with Major Renovation Reveal and Community Celebration
Business
His Town, His Records, His Rules
Steady Beat’s Luis Correa has been a DJ, a label owner, a promoter, and a survivor of the Napster apocalypse. Opening a record store in San Pedro was the only thing left to do
Life + Culture
Education
Battleship IOWA Lands $500,000 Gift to Build Engineering Career Track
With a landmark gift from the Timken Foundation, the historic warship takes on a new mission: building the next generation of maritime engineers
Cover Stories
The Names That Built a Town
When plaques were stolen from San Pedro’s Fishing Industry Memorial, Kris Ursich-Pielago stepped forward to ensure the town’s fishing families would not be erased
Life + Culture
Love in the Liminal Space
Valentine’s Day acts as a mirror for modern relationships caught between closeness and commitment
Arts + Entertainment
Authors + Books
If Age Is Just a Number, I’m Glad Mine Isn’t Up
On turning 75, a faith milestone, and what it means to grow old in the town you love
Business
His Town, His Records, His Rules
Steady Beat’s Luis Correa has been a DJ, a label owner, a promoter, and a survivor of the Napster apocalypse. Opening a record store in San Pedro was the only thing left to do
Arts + Entertainment
Making the Case for the Arts
Arts for LA CEO Gustavo Herrera is fighting to make creativity a livable career
Food + Drink
Dining
Piccini Means ‘Little Ones’—But the Flavors Are Anything But Small
The Giuliano family brings fast-casual Italian with serious South Bay roots to Western Avenue
Food + Drink
A Hidden Gem at the Harbor
Express Grill at the Catalina Express terminal delivers surprisingly crave-worthy wraps, breakfast bites, and waterfront views
Dining
Bistro Date
From all-day comfort at Seaside Bistro to the candlelit charm of Savoria Mélange, two local spots prove any night can feel like date night
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