The pandemic is waning, and folks are re-emerging and finding a whole new side of San Pedro to love. I get stopped almost daily by folks who read my article about the […]
On February 9, Supervisor Janice Hahn counted down the long-awaited demolition of the county courthouse building in Downtown San Pedro. Many gathered to share stories of paying parking tickets in this building […]
The pandemic of today is often compared to the Black Death of the 14th century that killed somewhere between 75 and 200 million people and marked the end of the Middle Ages. […]
While some folks are busy making resolutions, others are making much larger, life-changing decisions. If nothing else, the COVID-19 pandemic has led a lot of people to take a step back and […]
Backed-up containers at the Port have really provided an opportunity for folks to shop local this year, and with all the new shops around San Pedro, people are discovering how easy it […]
With all the talk about cargo ships stacking up along our coast, few have noticed that cruise ships are back at the Port of Los Angeles. I didn’t realize how much I […]
San Pedro wasn’t built by people afraid of change. I’ve always been fond of the Greek philosopher Heraclitus when he said, “You cannot step into the same river twice.” The river is […]
Just when it looked like we were moving in the right direction, our community has suffered some significant setbacks in our fight against COVID. Last week, I added 100 live events to […]
This Labor Day weekend marks the return of San Pedro’s biggest annual event, LA Fleet Week. The LA Fleet Week organizers have taken great steps to make this a safe and […]
Serving as board chair of the San Pedro Peninsula Chamber of Commerce has been a highlight to my life here in San Pedro. I am honored, grateful, and humbled by the opportunity. […]