Cover Stories

Erasure or Remembrance? — Japanese Internment 80 Years Later

Feb. 19 marks the 80th anniversary of when Terminal Island’s residents became the first Japanese Americans on the West Coast…

5 years ago

Hahn and GCP Begin Demo of Vacant Courthouse

SAN PEDRO — Supervisor Janice Hahn and Genton Cockum Partners on Feb. 9, announced the demolition of the San Pedro…

5 years ago

Carson Quietly Undergoes Redistricting

Come March, Carson’s City Council will take a vote on redistricting the current controversial district map — the once-a-decade process…

5 years ago

19th Premiere of LAHIFF: Remaining Relevant Amidst a Pandemic

Golden Age Hollywood films have always been L.A. Harbor International Film Festival’s niche, highlighting great films going back to the…

5 years ago

Walker’s Cafe May Live On

Local activist submits application for historic-cultural monument status Walker’s Cafe was one of the places that convinced Emma Rault to…

5 years ago

Trump Confesses!— This is An Admission, and A Massively Un-American Statement

“he [Pence] could have overturned the Election!” — Former President Donald Trump  “This is what prosecutors call guilty knowledge. And…

5 years ago

Deaths on the Waterfront

Random Lengths News has learned that two deaths occurred in the San Pedro Bay Ports, one in Long Beach on…

5 years ago

LA Unified to SP Residents: Rat Problem is Not Our Problem

In the Jan. 20 edition Random Lengths News reported on two residents who live next to San Pedro High School…

5 years ago

On the Pandemic: ‘Ask Dr. Mom’ How Far Have We Come?

January 2021, almost one year into the global pandemic, Random Lengths News spoke to Dr. Jessica Kiss of Palos Verdes…

5 years ago

Shake-up at Toberman

Toberman Neighborhood Center, Executive Director Darlene Kiyan tendered her resignation three business days after a Jan. 7 press conference in…

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