Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) has been approved by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for the treatment of depression, obsessive-compulsive-disorder (OCD)
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In the age of social media, plenty of people have begun to share their lives and explore their communities with their online followers, and the South Bay is no different.
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If life isn’t quite going your way lately, no problem, at least you’re living in paradise, and so are the rabbits. Since our region of Palos Verdes is a peninsula, there is a 270-degree seabreeze buffer which guarantees the best weather in Southern California.
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Get in the Game - Athena Paquette-
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Every year on April 1st, people around the world engage in playful deception, elaborate hoaxes, and harmless tricks—all in the name of fun
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April 2025 Horoscopes: A month of blooming beginnings, gentle growth, and emotional spring-cleaning.
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Opening day for Palos Verdes Little League has been a staple in the Palos Verdes community for over 70 years. The day begins in the wee hours of the morning with each team decorating their own float unique to their team
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Attorney Antoinette Naddour has been fighting for veterans through her nonprofit law firm Veterans Legal Institute since 2014, when she launched her law firm to assist veterans with pro bono legal support.
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John Warhank has spent the last two and a half decades honing his jewelry-making craft. Working with silver, he creates one-of-a-kind pendants and rings, aiming to discover the unique.
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Legend has it that Methuselah lived 969 years.
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Welcome to the fluctuating, nuanced energy of Pisces season! March will indeed be a very, er, lively, month astrologically – heralding a lunar eclipse, Venus and Mercury retrogrades, the Spring Equinox, and a solar eclipse as a grand finale on the 29th.
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Did you know that there was a Civil War Museum located in Wilmington, California?
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In 2014, Sherry May and a group of older adults on the Peninsula met with an idea: to create a program that would forge connections and provide community for people in the area
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A concerned neighbor called the police to report a giant dog running around the Montemalaga School campus in the rain.
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Vivian Lee started her Facebook group Palos Verdes Moms Swap & Shop years ago to recycle, reuse and reduce alongside other moms on the Peninsula
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“Suddenly, the stars in the east part of the sky began to disappear,” the witness wrote in a National UFO Reporting Center (NUFORC) report.
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The Palisades fire began on Jan. 7. Since then, several other fires have broken out, including the destructive Eaton fire in the Altadena area.
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