“The reasonable man adapts himself to the world; the unreasonable one persists in trying to adapt the world to himself. Therefore, all progress depends on the unreasonable man.” – George Bernard Shaw. […]

On Saturday, June 6, hundreds of protestors joined members of LAPD’s Harbor Division for a march of unity in the wake of the Black Lives Matter protests. The march, organized by L.A. […]

The June 2020 issue of San Pedro Today is online now. ON THE COVER: Sign O’ the Times: As restaurants and retail slowly reopen, what will the future of dining and shopping […]

The May 2020 issue of San Pedro Today is online now. ON THE COVER: Silver Linings: There are plenty to find if we look for them, even during a pandemic PLUS: ‘Safer […]

During this coronavirus pandemic, it’s imperative to keep our neighbors – especially our senior and high-risk communities – safe. To reach out to out those that live in your neighborhood, but still following the […]

The April 2020 issue of San Pedro Today is out now. Our Community Responds: San Pedro in the Time of Corona – Important information regarding the coronavirus (COVID-19), including a chronicle of […]

An Italian celebration for the love of cinema and a visit back to Rydell High highlight this year’s 17th annual L.A. Harbor International Film Festival, which runs March 12-15, at the Warner […]

In August 2019, one month after marrying his long-time girlfriend, and two months shy of his 30th birthday, L.A. City firefighter and former NFL football player Eric Stevens received the devastating diagnosis […]

Charles Bukowski is coming home. On Thursday, August 15, plans were announced to create a bronze statue in Downtown San Pedro to memorialize the beloved late writer, poet, and artist who called […]

The flowers. The photos. The dancing. What do you remember about your prom? For many young women, the experience of finding the perfect dress for the big dance is a truly special […]