We’re hearing a lot about “infrastructure” these days, and if you live in San Pedro, nothing says infrastructure like the roads leading to and from the ports of Los Angeles and Long […]

“It sucks getting old.” That’s what someone told me the other day after they were experiencing a bit of pain in their knee during exercise. It wasn’t the first time I’ve heard […]

On a cloudy Sunday morning, I joined the San Pedro-based outrigger group — Makaha Outrigger Canoe Hui — for practice. While I own my kayak and have been dragon boating several times, […]

Last year, COVID-19 happened, and then America collectively lost its sense of humor.  The fact that we sort of lost Saturday Night Live probably had a lot to do with it, along […]

A disheartening truth about the realities of being a woman in the U.S. is that, statistically, 40 percent of women in our country experience some form of sexual violence, and 80 percent […]

The world is opening back up. The masks are coming off, and it seems like life might be returning back to normal. And for many, this feels like it’s high time to […]

On an overcast Monday morning, Drew Leach is leading a group of homeschooled children and their parents on a tour of the tidepools at Royal Palms. Her focus is sustainability and teaching […]

Another Memorial Day is upon us, and when I happened upon what I thought would be a perfect column to mark the occasion, I didn’t know San Pedro Today would be honoring […]

With the San Pedro waterfront redevelopment finally gaining momentum, it’s time to consider the next major project to move San Pedro forward: redeveloping Rancho San Pedro. For those who don’t know, Rancho […]

After an unprecedented year, our youth deserve more investment and commitment. As we continue to take steps to a more normal way of life, now is the time to address the needs […]