Additional reporting by Avery Amaya-Adle. The crowd outside the newly renovated art gallery stretches into the middle of 6th Street, blocking traffic. It’s First Thursday in September, and the throng of people, […]

Standing on the top floor of an old two-story tugboat dispatch tower, Eric Johnson gazes north overlooking the area of his company’s most ambitious project yet, the 42-acre, $150 million redevelopment of […]

Retirement isn’t in Gilberto A. De Haro’s vocabulary. At 72 years old, the soft-spoken chef and owner of The Original Las Brisas Mexican Food on the corner of Gaffey and Channel streets […]

1992 still feels like a long time ago. That was when San Pedro High baseball won their first CIF-Los Angeles City Section championship when it outlasted Polytechnic of Sun Valley at Dodger […]

They were deemed too small — not just the team but the entire high school. No one outside of this proud town of San Pedro even dared to think something like this […]

In a world where everything old is new again, it’s no surprise that vinyl albums are making a comeback.  Last year, vinyl albums outsold compact discs for the first time since 1986. […]

Its membership has included two members of Congress, two state assemblymen, two L.A. County supervisors, five L.A. Superior Court judges, an L.A. city attorney, three L.A. City Council members, and numerous South […]

It started because everything else stopped. That’s how Kevin Carle, co-owner of Calimucho Screen Printing, explains the motivation behind the launch of last year’s Together We Are Stronger fundraising campaign, an eight-month […]

Sonora Alba is one busy teenager. It’s an unusually warm Saturday in early February, and the 14-year-old pro snowboarder and San Pedro native, fresh off the heels of her X Games Aspen […]

It’s late morning on a Wednesday in mid-January, and the queue at Colossus Bread stretches to the street. In line is a mix of young coffee hipsters, middle-aged professionals, neighborhood families, and […]