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 […]
Times are tough for small businesses. I’ve been reluctant to write about Walker’s Café for many reasons. The main one is it’s not my fight. As someone who has worked in the […]
The “Things to Do in San Pedro” edition has always been my favorite issue of San Pedro Today. It’s not just a guide for new people to explore and enjoy San Pedro. […]
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 […]
Two of the best-known figures in San Pedro’s storied sports history died within days of each other earlier this month, culminating long and full lives. Then, before the week was out, two […]
NOTE: This article has been updated from the original print edition. A play about San Pedro, performed (mostly) by community members, will premiere at the Warner Grand Theatre, running October 19-21 (Thurs-Sat). […]
Not being a Parrothead, all I knew about the late Jimmy Buffett until a few weeks ago was that he was a popular musician famous for his big 1977 hit, “Margaritaville.” I […]
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, […]
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, […]
On a brisk Sunday morning in mid-June, the steps in front of the 7th Street entrance to Mary Star of the Sea Church were filled with royalty when more than a dozen […]
Last year, my father passed away, and my mom died about ten years before him. They lived in the same house for over 50 years. It was hard losing my parents. Going […]