Lisa Jacobs
Daily Breeze
Manhattan Beach, CA, United States
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Kite festival takes flight in Redondo Beach
The 49th annual Festival of the Kite added bright spots of color to otherwise dreary skies on Sunday. → Read More
Women ‘N Wheels car show highlights female impact on automotive history
Without women we may not have windshield wipers, or, heaven forbid, the brand Mercedes Benz. → Read More
Women ‘N Wheels car show highlights female impact on automotive history – Press Telegram
Without women we may not have windshield wipers, or, heaven forbid, the brand Mercedes Benz. → Read More
PHOTOS: Hermosa Beach goes green with St. Patrick’s Day parade – Daily News
Thousands of green-clad spectators lined the streets to cheer on marching bands, dancers, local nonprofits and unique vehicles to celebrate all things Irish, albeit almost a week early. → Read More
Election results: Kaluderovic has early lead for Redondo Beach’s District 3
Redondo Beach’s municipal election was conducted entirely by mail and ended on Tuesday, March 7. → Read More
A year after Russia invaded, many Ukrainians just want to go home and rebuild
Doctors from Kyiv, husband and wife, seek a way forward while eking out a new life here in California. → Read More
Bruce’s Beach plaque dedication postponed until March 18
As weekend storms moved into the area, Manhattan Beach delayed the ribbon-cutting ceremony initially set for Saturday, Feb. 25. → Read More
One year after Ukrainian invasion, LA unveils a monument to peace
A 16-year-old protégé from Mexico is creating the sculpture which will be have its permanent home in Ukraine once it is safe → Read More
LA marks one year of war in Ukraine with art auctions, speeches, protests
To honor those in Ukraine, SoCal hosts a weekend of cultural events from Friday, Feb. 24 to Sunday, Feb. 26. → Read More
Redondo Beach treasurer race pits business owner against former councilmember
Eugene Solomon makes his second bid for the position, while Matt Kilroy pivots to a different elected position. → Read More
Who is running for Redondo Beach City Council’s District 3 seat?
A community resource manager, in her third try for the panel, is going up against a business owner running for the first time. → Read More
Local politicians react to Beverly Crest mass shooting, citing ‘scourge of gun violence’ – Daily News
At least 3 died and 4 were injured in California’s latest mass shooting. Some politicians call for better gun control. → Read More
24,000-gallon sewage spill closes Dockweiler, Venice, other LA County beaches
Only 3,000 gallons of the sewage was cleaned up, with the remainder of untreated sewage making its way to the ocean. → Read More
24,000-gallon sewage spill closes Dockweiler, Venice, other LA County beaches
Only 3,000 gallons of the sewage was cleaned up, with the remainder of untreated sewage making its way to the ocean. → Read More
Diana Tom ‘went out of her way to give to others,’ family says
The Monterey Park shooting victim succumbed to critical injuries after being treated at LAC+USC Medical Center. → Read More
Monterey Park mass shooting is deadliest in US since Uvalde, Texas
The L.A. County suburb is the site of the 33rd mass shooting this year in the United States. → Read More
It’s Rose Parade day in Pasadena, set for a rare Jan. 2 march down Colorado Boulevard – San Gabriel Valley Tribune
The 2023 Rose Parade is the 21st time the famed procession will happen on a Monday in the century since the Tournament of Roses began. → Read More
How hard is it for Rose Parade floats to turn a corner?
The 2023 Rose Parade theme is ‘Turning the corner.’ Is it hard to do for float drivers who can’t see? → Read More
Hermosa Beach goes large with Hanukkah celebration at pier
The eight-day Jewish holiday began at sundown Sunday, Dec. 18, and ends Monday, Dec. 26. → Read More
Nearly 70,000 people at So-Fi Stadium witness lighting of menorah at Chargers game
The message is not just about Hanukkah, Rabbi Yossi Mintz said, but about spreading light and love no matter the holiday. → Read More