Lee Williams

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 […]

New Year’s resolutions are always an interesting subject for me. It’s easy to be cynical and cancel them before they even get started, but maybe that’s because so many resolutions are about […]

It’s 2023 planning season for local businesses, and now that we have a better understanding of how to navigate life after the pandemic, the future is bright.  The new year will see […]

San Pedrans often reference parts of San Pedro as “above” or “below” Gaffey. Did you know Pacific Avenue was once the main street of San Pedro with its collection of businesses, restaurants, […]

San Pedro has reached a critical time. The decisions we make today could affect us for generations. Few people know this better than Tim McOsker, candidate for L.A. City Council District 15.  […]

The renewal of the San Pedro waterfront is now underway, and with it comes a much-needed update for how we move people around to enjoy it.  The San Pedro Chamber of Commerce […]