Articles by Lee Williams
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Recycling, Redemption and Reality in San Pedro
A proposed CRV redemption center has neighbors divided, but maybe we’re asking the wrong question
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West Harbor’s First Reveal
After years of construction and curiosity, the World Cup Fan Zone offers a rare chance to walk the site and see the future taking shape
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Don’t Fence Off Downtown
Why the courthouse site should help revitalize San Pedro
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Ships, Sailors, and 250 Years of America
LA Fleet Week 2026 brings 100,000 visitors, tall ship tours, galley wars, and a free waterfront music festival to San Pedro over Memorial Day weekend
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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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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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A New Chapter at Warehouse 9
With expanded offerings, renewed programming, and a community-first approach, the former brewery space is reintroducing itself as San Pedro’s newest gathering place
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San Pedro Goes Electric
New electric trolleys connect harbor, downtown, and coast
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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
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Bridging the Bay, the Old-Fashioned Way
Supervisor Hahn’s push for a San Pedro–Long Beach water taxi revives a historic idea that could redefine harbor transit ahead of the 2028 Olympics
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All Aboard the Haunted Harbor Hop
The S.S. Lane Victory sails into spooky season with sci-fi thrills, live music, and ghostly fun on October 4
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Two Nights, One Purpose
Supporting San Pedro students through music, mentorship, and community
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Raising the Bridge, Raising the Stakes
Why lifting the Vincent Thomas Bridge could secure San Pedro’s future—but not without serious planning
