Visitors to Royal Palms on August 21 saw a particularly large paddle out, a touching ceremony by the surfing community to honor the passing of one of their own. This seaborne memorial […]

The Los Angeles Police Department Harbor Division has worked for years to include the community in its efforts. Created in 1993, the Community-Police Advisory Board (C-PAB) has provided community members with a […]

By sheer coincidence, as this month’s issue celebrates the centennial of Temple Beth El, another San Pedro congregation is celebrating 100 years of existence. Technically, Trinity Lutheran, which happens to be right […]

With COVID restrictions falling by the wayside and students back in school, one significant opportunity available to our youth this year will be youth sports leagues. The pandemic limited or postponed these […]

The renewal of the San Pedro waterfront is now underway, and with it comes a much-needed update for how we move people around to enjoy it.  The San Pedro Chamber of Commerce […]

Right before the world shut down due to the pandemic, I spent a season working at the cruise ship terminal in San Pedro, checking in passengers. I met people of all ages […]

WestCal Academy is a nonprofit agency that provides career exploration and job placement. They have opened a satellite office in the Arcade Building in Downtown San Pedro to better serve people in […]

What does success look like to you?  This can seem like a simple question, but when you really think about it, the answer can be complex. For some, it could be as […]

It’s baseball season, and if you love the game and San Pedro history, I have the perfect summer read for you. Mexican American Baseball in the South Bay, published this year by […]

Dreamstate Harbor, an electronic music event, took place June 11 and 12 in San Pedro at Berth 46, also known as the Outer Harbor. Across the water from Cabrillo Beach, this is […]