On April 14, 1926, mariners plying the waters between Catalina Island and Palos Verdes were greeted by a new and long needed aid to naviation; a powerful light from the new lighthouse at Point Vicente.
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Ah, the holidays—a time of twinkling lights, jingle bells, and that one relative who brings fruitcake no one asked for. But for dog lovers like us, the real magic happens when we get to spoil our furry sidekicks.
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Nowadays, the Palos Verdes Peninsula Land Conservancy (PVPLC) is an established local organization known for its preservation and restoration efforts, now overseeing 1,700 acres of natural land across the Peninsula.
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It’s one of the South Bay’s most heartwarming traditions — a twinkling sleigh, a jolly wave, and the sound of sirens signaling that Santa Claus is on his way.
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Because nothing says “peace on earth” like an intense round of trivia before dessert. Whether your crowd leans bougie, beachy, or borderline feral after too much peppermint bark, these games will keep everyone laughing (and low-key trying to win).
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If December had a personality, it would wear velvet, speak in low candlelit tones, and flash a smile that makes the winter night feel suddenly warm.
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Stop stressing. You don’t have to choose between “gorgeous” and “guilt-free” this year. Sustainable gifting in 2025 is easier, prettier, and often cheaper than the plastic-wrapped landfill fodder of years past.
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In the flickering glow of Hollywood's eternal spotlight, where dreams are scripted and stars are born from auditions and ambition, a new enigma has emerged—not with a dramatic monologue or a red-carpet strut, but with the silent precision of code.
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Southern California resident Victoria Elizabeth has been singing since before she could talk — or that is what her mom says, at least.
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For as long as humans have built fires, told stories, and dreamed beneath the stars, a dog has likely been nearby—watchful, loyal, and impossibly loving
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The Shafer’s keep a busy charitable schedule, hosting twelve to fourteen events to help nonprofit organizations raise funds, and this year their home will again glow with moments of merriment as guests celebrate a magical Christmas served up with a large helping of legendary Shafer hospitality.
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For decades, the Admiral Risty stood as the crown jewel of gracious dining on the Palos Verdes Peninsula — where ocean views met impeccable cuisine, and loyal patrons gathered for the kind of warmth only a neighborhood landmark could offer. Though its doors have closed, the restaurant’s culinary legacy continues to delight through the cherished recipes that made it unforgettable.
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An iconic and beloved figure on the peninsula, Wayne Judah was known to be one of the most desirable employers on the hill.
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What these bushy-tailed charmers really represent—and why we adore them
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As we head into the holiday season, there are plenty of Palos Verdes-inspired options available at local businesses around the Hill
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Celebrate the Holidays, your family with our family at La Venta!
Join the Merriment with Holiday Favorites from Made by Meg Catering
The lights are twinkling along the coast, the ocean air feels a little crisper, and December in Palos Verdes carries that unmistakable blend of calm and celebration.
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Listen up, humans: while you’re busy hanging ornaments and pretending to like eggnog, your cat has already judged the tree, claimed the gift boxes as thrones, and calculated exactly how many seconds it takes for you to lose your mind when the tinsel hits the floor
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