David Rosenfeld
Daily Breeze
Redondo Beach, CA, United States
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Torrance Police Chief Jeremiah Hart is doing more listening
Transforming the department with 21st century policing is one of Hart’s main goals. → Read More
Torrance Cultural Arts Foundation announces 2021-22 season
Tickets go on sale 1 p.m. Aug. 20. → Read More
Foul odors from Hyperion plant making life miserable in El Segundo
Residents have described the smell as putrid, overwhelming, noxious. And like rotten eggs. → Read More
West Basin reveals costs of desalination as public meeting set for Monday
In order to pay for the project, West Basin would need to increase its annual service charge fees by 10% per year for the next decade, the report said. → Read More
Hyperion plant still releasing partially treated sewage 5 miles offshore
Weekly averages show the plant is releasing treated sewage that exceeds limits for two types of solid particulates, water clarity and biological oxygen demand, which at high levels can deplete diss… → Read More
Torrance senior Harry Kaplan wins Congressional Award Gold Medal
He is the third sibling in his family to be given the high honor. → Read More
Torrance City Council votes to put sales tax measure to voters next year
Voters will decide a 3/4 cent sales increase bringing the city up to 10.25% total sales tax. → Read More
LA County public health director apologizes for ‘failures’ in responding to sewage spill
Ferrer’s comments came during a discussion on a report that detailed the severity of flooding that occurred at the Hyperion plant, near El Segundo, the ensuing sewage spill into the ocean and… → Read More
Communication breakdowns caused delayed response to Hyperion sewage spill, report says
The report also details how severe the spill was. → Read More
Carson mobile home park closures put owners, residents at odds, with city in the middle
Carson officials say they try to balance the rights on property owners with the concerns of residents. But the process is complex. → Read More
Torrance to consider sales tax measure to cover pandemic losses
Voters rejected a similar measure in elections last year. → Read More
Back up at water treatment plant that caused sewage spill ‘nearly catastrophic,’ officials say
The sewage spill closed South Bay beaches for several days and repairs, residents say, have led to an odor. → Read More
Cesar Chavez’s great-grandniece joints opponents of Ballona Wetlands restoration project – Press Telegram
The state Department of Fish and Wildlife, which is leading the project, has defended it as necessary and the best option for restoring the degraded wetlands. → Read More
Lennox appoints Karina Cordero to fill vacant board seat
Cordero replaces Alexis Aceves, who stepped down in June. The seat will be up for election next year. → Read More
Tiger Squadron in Torrance to host aerial training event this weekend
Planes flying in formation will be viewable in the skies over the South Bay this weekend. → Read More
LA County doctors, health officials say hospitalization surge possible
The reality the county faces, multiple officials said, is that a potentially overwhelming spike in COVID-19 patients could come down to a numbers game. → Read More
Redondo Beach keep Pallet shelter where it is
After a lengthy discussion and much public opposition, the shelter will remain near the South Bay Galleria. → Read More
Torrance City Council appoints 50-year resident, local businessman to join the panel
Walser will serve on the council for the remainder of Goodrich’s term next year. Voters will weigh in on that seat in the 2022 election. → Read More
State awards Seaside Lagoon in Redondo Beach $10 million
Seaside Lagoon in Redondo Beach will receive $10 million toward a vast remodel of the facilities, the largest improvements yet in the attraction’s 61-year history. → Read More
Torrance taking closer look at city or regional public health department
Torrance is among six other cities in L.A. County that looked at the idea with West Covina the only moving forward so far. → Read More