News + Community
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New SR-47 Ramps Open as Major Interchange Construction Advances
Ramp closures and detours begin as the SR-47 Interchange Project enters its next construction phase
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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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2025 Local Real Estate Market: A Year in Review
Stabilizing interest rates and steady demand shaped a resilient year for San Pedro, Rancho Palos Verdes, and the South Bay
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Bridge Closure Means Troubled Waters for All
The impending closure of the Vincent Thomas Bridge threatens to upend San Pedro’s traffic, economy, and daily life in 2026
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San Pedro Goes Electric
New electric trolleys connect harbor, downtown, and coast
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West Harbor Unveils Six New Dining Concepts Ahead of 2026 Opening
From Michelin-recognized tacos to a first-in-LA craft brewery and global flavors, the expanding waterfront destination continues to take shape in San Pedro
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The Yin and Yang of Living in San Pedro
A road trip through town reveals much about our past and present
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San Pedro’s Pets Need Us Now
With shelters overwhelmed and families forced to surrender beloved animals, our town’s compassion may be their last lifeline
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More Than a Gym: The New Spirit of the San Pedro Y
From pickleball mornings to social nights and community partnerships, the YMCA is growing its impact under dynamic new leadership
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Dickens’ Classic Lights the Way
The annual reading of ‘A Christmas Carol’ returns, reminding us of generosity, second chances, and the importance of helping neighbors facing food insecurity
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PHOTOS: 2025 State of the District
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PHOTOS: 2025 Los Angeles Sportswalk of Fame Induction Ceremony
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Neighborhood Safety: The Hidden Driver of Home Values
In San Pedro and beyond, engaged neighbors and proactive programs help protect both residents and real estate investments
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San Pedro’s Heroes of Heartbreak Ridge
This Veterans Day, San Pedro honors the dwindling number of WWII and Korean War veterans—and two local men whose valor defined a generation
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Bridging the Bay, the Old-Fashioned Way
Supervisor Hahn’s push for a San Pedro–Long Beach water taxi revives a historic idea that could redefine harbor transit ahead of the 2028 Olympics
