By Emma Rault, Columnist In the past year alone, we’ve seen more than half a dozen iconic San Pedro gathering…
When chief executives of any municipality speak on the state of their city, it is the successes and the victories…
"I said, it's time for younger people to get their hooks into all of this. It's time to step aside…
Water is the next, and perhaps final, frontier in the environmental push to save our planet. We are four years…
So what would a more ethical, sustainable approach to development look like? “Actually responding to local housing needs rather than…
By Melani Morose Edelstein, Columnist The indomitable spirit of San Pedro’s own civil rights activist Diane Middleton burns bright.…
Earlier this month, the San Pedro Neighbors for Peace and Justice and Code Pink commemorated the 100th anniversary of the…
Here in LA, initial results—with roughly half the votes counted—show two public defenders running for county judge in close races…
To put things in a broader context, "Today is an excellent day to remind all of you Americans that the…
Indeed, in the period between the construction of Fish Harbor in 1915 and World War II, stories abound of fishermen…