‘Tis the season for giving! As 2023 comes to a close, let’s all be mindful of where we spend our gift-giving dollars. San Pedro may not have everything, but you can find […]
It’s really happening. If you’ve taken a drive along Harbor Boulevard recently, you’ve probably seen it yourself: The construction of West Harbor is finally underway, and those massive, shiny, triangle-shaped metal frameworks […]
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 […]
As school begins, the San Pedro prep sports circuit starts rolling. This year, San Pedro High is hoping for another undefeated regular season, while Mary Star is poised to improve off of […]
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 […]
This is the time of year when Mike Caccavalla’s blood pressure begins to rise. This isn’t a surprise if you know him; many in San Pedro do. It’s the beginning of June, […]
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 […]
On the evenings of June 2 and 3, under the cool summer sky at Cabrillo Way Marina’s Berth 37, San Pedro City Ballet (SPCB) will bring 80 dancers, ranging from ages four […]
Tucked away in Angels Gate Cultural Center is an unassuming, two-story army barrack. Tan-colored paint peels from the exterior; rust speckles the handrails leading up to the door. It’d be easy to […]
For two decades, Stephanie Mardesich has been spreading the gospel of cinema. “It’s surreal in many ways because it does not feel like two decades have passed,” says Mardesich, the director and […]
Jillana Miller and Ahmad Butler returned to their San Pedro home one Saturday night after setting up shop at the Los Feliz flea market, where they’d had a long day. Money was […]