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5th Annual San Pedro Music Festival returns to Crafted Courtyard May 16

Musical Theatre West’s Lofty “In the Heights” is the Total Package

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A Classic Corner Reimagined

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  Western & Trudy’s 1957 Mini Mall Blends History with New Flavor By Gretchen Williams, Columnist Western Avenue and Trudie Drive is a historic location in the...

Random Happening: Mexican Repatriation: Navigating Displacement and Remembrance

5th Annual San Pedro Music Festival returns to Crafted Courtyard May 16

Musical Theatre West’s Lofty “In the Heights” is the Total Package

From Orchard to Skillet

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Musical Theatre West’s Lofty “In the Heights” is the Total Package

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I get a bit misty whenever I am conscious of seeing artists enjoy the good fortune of getting to perform great material and fully meeting the moment with their talents. I was there with In the Heights a quarter of the way through Act One. Joyous.

At CSULB, Revered Indigenous Land Remains in Limbo Despite Legal Protections

My Friends’ Plastic “Fuck You” to Their Own Children

Seven Trillion Ways To Save The Planet

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David Calloway’s “If Someday Comes” Traces America's Unfinished Reckoning With Its Past Retired film and television producer David Calloway, a San Pedro resident for more...

Maj. Gen. Gravett to Silent Americans

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Sam Flood: A Church Leader, Labor Advocate, and Champion for Justice

100 Years of Keeping the Faith

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A Classic Corner Reimagined

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  Western & Trudy’s 1957 Mini Mall Blends History with New Flavor By Gretchen Williams, Columnist Western Avenue and Trudie Drive is a historic location in the...

Random Happening: Mexican Repatriation: Navigating Displacement and Remembrance

5th Annual San Pedro Music Festival returns to Crafted Courtyard May 16

Musical Theatre West’s Lofty “In the Heights” is the Total Package

At CSULB, Revered Indigenous Land Remains in Limbo Despite Legal Protections

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A Classic Corner Reimagined

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  Western & Trudy’s 1957 Mini Mall Blends History with New Flavor By Gretchen Williams, Columnist Western Avenue and Trudie Drive is a historic location in the...
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5th Annual San Pedro Music Festival returns to Crafted Courtyard May 16

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The event features an exciting blend of jazz, blues, reggae, and more to keep audiences dancing all day long.

This is No David vs. Goliath Story

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Supervisor Hahn Proclaims Cambodian Genocide Remembrance Day and Cambodian Heritage Month

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A Classic Corner Reimagined

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  Western & Trudy’s 1957 Mini Mall Blends History with New Flavor By Gretchen Williams, Columnist Western Avenue and Trudie Drive is a historic location in the...

Random Happening: Mexican Repatriation: Navigating Displacement and Remembrance

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  Join a panel conversation exploring the history and lasting impact of the Mexican Repatriation campaigns of the 1930s. During this period, more than one...

5th Annual San Pedro Music Festival returns to Crafted Courtyard May 16

Melina Paris - 0
The event features an exciting blend of jazz, blues, reggae, and more to keep audiences dancing all day long.

Musical Theatre West’s Lofty “In the Heights” is the Total Package

Greggory Moore - 0
I get a bit misty whenever I am conscious of seeing artists enjoy the good fortune of getting to perform great material and fully meeting the moment with their talents. I was there with In the Heights a quarter of the way through Act One. Joyous.

From Orchard to Skillet

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  A Chef’s Love Letter to Farm-to-Table Simplicity By Lynn Nishimura, Columnist   The concept of farm to table has existed for a long time, well before Alice ...

A Month Without Pause

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Arts Open invites a slower kind of engagement, drawing people into studios and conversation. First Thursday pushes outward, turning the district into a shared public space. But when they are scheduled within days of one another, the experience shifts. The pace quickens. The space between moments disappears.

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Harbor Area COVID-19 Stats

  • • Carson — 31,728 Cases/ 333 Deaths
  • • Harbor City — 8,575 Cases/ 53 Deaths
  • • Lomita — 5,420 Cases/ 60 Deaths
  • • Long Beach — 150,031 Cases/ 1,323 Deaths
  • • Los Angeles — 3,244,694/ 31,637
  • • RPV — 6,682 Cases/ 86 Deaths
  • • San Pedro — 23,935 Cases/ 183 Deaths
  • • Torrance— 30,391 Cases/ 322 Deaths
  • • Wilmington — 21,970 Cases/ 136 Deaths
  • ———-—— As of: Sept. 13, 2022 -————

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Port of Los Angeles Posts Solid First Quarter Performance

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  LOS ANGELES —The Port of Los Angeles processed 752,520 Twenty-Foot Equivalent Units (TEUs) in March, a slight 3% decrease compared to last year when...

Port of Los Angeles Secures Record $70M for Harbor Maintenance

The Port’s Free Harbor Tours Return for Summer 2026

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