Cover Stories

Nine Candidates Line Up to Become the Next Rep for the 15th Council District

Come June 7, There Can Only Be Two By Anealia Kortkamp, Editorial Intern Joe Buscaino looms large in the political…

5 years ago

Seven Years Later— A Progress Report: Eliminating The MHF Refinery Threat

The seventh anniversary of the explosion at the Torrance Refinery was marked by a burst of activity aimed at finally…

5 years ago

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…

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