Lee Williams

My best friend Otto Schutt grew up in San Pedro, and while he was alive, he was famous for looking for ways to give thanks.  Accomplishments, small and large, hopes delivered and […]

Every year, I look forward to the Grand Grunion Gala put on by the Friends of Cabrillo Marine Aquarium.  This year’s event — Rock Lobster — did not disappoint, with everyone dressed […]

The City of Los Angeles has built a system to respond to non-emergency community and public health concerns and track them until completed.  The mayor’s and city council offices use these reports […]

Small and family-run businesses have always been essential to San Pedro’s culture.  With more people working from home, the urge to start a side gig that can lead to a dream job […]

The Vincent Thomas Bridge is about to turn 60,  and this historic structure is in need of a major overhaul to remain safe for the 53,000 daily trips across her every day.  […]

SailGP, the Sail Grand Prix, is coming to San Pedro at the Port of Los Angeles July 22-23, and there are some things you should know before they get here.  First, what […]

As San Pedro grows and evolves, so do our infrastructure needs. From roads in and out of Pedro, to the Vincent Thomas Bridge, to water and sewer systems, the demands of urban […]

I’ve been a beekeeper for about ten years. This means I will squeeze a conversation about beekeeping into any social occasion, whether you want to hear about it or not.  There are […]

The San Pedro Honorary Mayor campaign is back, and the list of candidates is as diverse as they are passionate about their charities. For those who don’t know, the San Pedro Chamber […]

As the leader of a local real estate team, I’m inclined to help lift up our community and find ways to improve it. We call it “Give Where We Live.” Each member of […]