A blonde bombshell, performer, and sex symbol, Jayne Mansfield would garner much publicity during her lifetime and, tragically, upon her untimely death.
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One third of Rancho Palos Verdes residents look upon San Pedro, but how many of us up on the hill choose to spend time in this historic port town and how do we find out what’s going on over there?
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I’ve always had a love for photography. Being a 7 day a week mortgage broker, I never had the time to devote to it until 2020 when the pandemic struck and there was literally no place to go.
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Faraway from the limelight of Hollywood and the glitz and glamour of the Las Vegas strip, the Comedy and Magic Club (Club) in Hermosa Beach has served as the launching pad for many of the top comedians since 1978 and it continues to host the best nationally and internationally known comedic talent around.
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Paul and Pamela Mott are now the CEO and president, respectively, of CoyoteVest, a thriving business that supplies pet owners with pet body armor to protect against predators. However, the Motts never expected to find themselves in the dog business.
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Nestled on the border of Lomita and Rancho Palos Verdes lies Sweet Little Things Boutique. A speciality gift shop with the aesthetic touch of springtime in Paris.
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As we approach 2024, the Chinese Zodiac calendar ushers in the Year of the Dragon, a time that holds great significance in Chinese culture and astrology.
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Dax looks older than a two-year-old because he’s tall like his dad. Dax copies everything his ten-year-old brother, Greyson, does.
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On December 27 there was an invitation only preview of the Rose Parade cars and of the Wrigley Mansion, which was willed in 1958 to the Rose Bowl Foundation on the condition that it be used for Rose Parade activities.
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Rancho Palos Verdes, Palos Verdes Estates, Rolling Hills Estates, and Rolling Hills are four affluent cities located in the South Bay region of Los Angeles County, California.
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Auntie Mame was right, “We need a little Christmas!” And what better way to kick off the season than the Peninsula’s own Parade of Lights winding along the streets adjacent to Promenade on the Peninsula.
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Community Canvassing Orientation with the Palos Verdes Peninsula Land Conservancy, Tuesday, January 9th, 1pm – 3pm. Go Wild in Your Community!
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“I’d join Co-Dependents Anonymous if I could find someone to go with.”
My neighbor thought MY yard was HER view. Error. Her yard is HER view– the very view she purchased and the lot she got.
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Gnomes, those whimsical and diminutive creatures with pointed hats and mischievous smiles, have long been a source of fascination and intrigue in folklore and garden decor.
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Wayfarers Chapel has finally achieved of its years-long pursuit of a National Landmark Designation.
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Looking upon our beautiful Queen in the December evening glow, one thing is for sure, the Queen Mary is an awe-inspiring sight!! The visual impact takes one’s breath away with her three huge vermillion stacks ablaze with light and the thousands of portholes and windows in regal array and twinkling like the Milky Way!
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Author and photographer Steve Blinder will present photography showcasing his recent trip to the Arctic on Jan. 12 at Fred Hesse Community Park.
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The Los Angeles Convention Center opened its doors to the 2023 edition of the LA Auto Show showcasing many of the newest models coming to the showroom floors.
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