Anyone who knows me knows I won’t shut up about my tomato plants. In my defense, can you imagine a world without marinara, salsa, and so much more? Tomatoes aren’t just easy […]
A drab utility box becomes a canvas. A storm drain transforms into a work of art. A new mural appears on a once bare wall. If you haven’t already noticed, San Pedro’s […]
As Southern Californians, we’re lucky to live in one of the best climates in the country for growing vegetables, thanks to our mild winters and warm summers. But if you’ve ever tried […]
Frank Buono didn’t always see himself owning his family’s restaurant — but he came around to the idea in college. “The last thing I wanted to do was go into the family […]
If you haven’t been to CRAFTED — or haven’t been in a while — you’re missing out on something special. “We have a great mix of vendors right now, and there’s something […]
In 2015, Ray Vaudo was looking forward to his upcoming trip to Italy. He planned to visit his family in Gaeta, and as he envisioned his vacation, his thoughts drifted to the […]
One hundred years ago, three girls found themselves in various corners of the world. “I remember when they were building the Golden Gate Bridge,” says Rosemarie Carlisle. “The day it opened, […]
True to its name, Collage: A Place for Art and Culture is one of those unique entertainment venues that can’t be defined by a single art form. “The reason for the […]
If everything had gone according to plan, Birdcage Beauty Parlour might not be here today. “My husband is very much a go-getter, and he bought me a birdcage chandelier,” says Monique Ursich, […]
Filippo Trani arrived in the U.S. in 1913, making his way from his landing point on Ellis Island to the small fishing community of San Pedro. He came from Ischia, an island […]