When it comes to staying informed, engaged, and inspired in the Palos Verdes Peninsula, there’s only one publication that truly stands out—Palos Verdes Pulse.
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Photos to Help Readers Relax By Photographer and Contributor Rick Thompson
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This five year project will restore 6 acres of native coastal sage scrub, providing habitat for Western Monarch butterflies during the winter months.
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Did you know that there was a Civil War Museum located in Wilmington, California?
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For the first time in years, a new sit-down restaurant has opened on the Hill. SUGO Social has joined the PV Promenade and is currently in its soft-opening phase.
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Opening a bottle of wine is easy. Getting the cork back in? Not always.
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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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If you’ve ever encountered a bottle of wine that smelled more like a damp basement than a vineyard, you’ve likely experienced cork taint.
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Programming and sponsors were announced February 13, and official poster and street banner unveiled, for the 22nd annual LA Harbor International Film Festival (LAHIFF)
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This has never rung truer for the residents living in the Portuguese Bend section of the city of Rancho Palos Verdes than now.
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Arguably, St. Patrick’s Day is a celebration of Irish cultural around the globe, but the very few celebrants truly know the man for which the day is celebrated.
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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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Just shy of a week of opening (Monday February 3), Golden Scoop Gelato is already the buzz of the neighborhood, so much so that by Thursday they had nearly run out of some their most popular flavors!
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On February 22, 2025, we celebrate National California Day, a time to honor the Golden State’s incredible landscapes, abundant natural resources, and historical significance
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SPECIAL EVENTS
Cactus Wren Monitoring Training with the Palos Verdes Peninsula Land Conservancy, Saturday, March 1st, 9am -12pm
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Graceful, intelligent, and enduring, the Arabian horse is one of the most revered and recognizable horse breeds in the world.
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“Curious George” was a peacock who showed up one day at my parent’s home in Rolling Hills and stayed for oveer 8 years.
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Valentine’s Day, was established in 496 in honor of a saint who performed secret marriages for lovers.
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