Cover Stories
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America’s Monument Maker
His Rosa Parks is in the Capitol, and his Harry Bridges is on the waterfront. Eugene Daub has spent five decades turning American history into sculpture—much of it from his San Pedro studio
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What Lies Beneath
As Cabrillo Marine Aquarium celebrates 90 years, a multi-million-dollar infrastructure overhaul reveals what it takes to keep the beloved institution alive
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The Names That Built a Town
When plaques were stolen from San Pedro’s Fishing Industry Memorial, Kris Ursich-Pielago stepped forward to ensure the town’s fishing families would not be erased
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The Majestic Returns
Four generations, one name, and a port town’s long memory—how the Tranis Rebuilt a family legacy inside one of San Pedro’s most historic buildings
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Taking Care of Business
Elise Swanson reflects on the invisible work, difficult tradeoffs, and deep responsibility of leading the San Pedro Chamber of Commerce
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Shop Local!
2025 San Pedro Holiday Gift Guide
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Keeper of Wonders
Blending film-world fantasy with old-world artifacts, Thomas Monauni’s Wunderkammer transforms a San Pedro warehouse into a world of imagination
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Misty’s Mural
EL MAC’s Misty Copeland mural brings San Pedro City Ballet’s legacy into focus
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Still The New Kid
Port of Los Angeles High School celebrates two decades of growth, grit, and Polar Bear pride
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Still Cruisin’
San Pedro’s Legends Vintage Car Club marks 25 years of cars, community, and charity
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Mirrored Vision
Fueled by heritage, hustle, and punk rock, this trio is carving a disciplined path through LA’s music scene
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Fast Times at San Pedro High
Pirates track and field relay team finds unity, breaks records, and defies the digital age
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A Journey Home
Anthony Pirozzi’s memoir honors family, heritage, and the power of storytelling
