March’s birthstone, aquamarine, captures the mesmerizing beauty of the sea with its serene blue and greenish-blue hues.
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Andrea Sala and Laura Schenasi have been bonded since high school when they passed the baton to each other during the 440 relay at Palos Verdes High School.
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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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As a press delegate to the 68th BFI London Film Festival in October 2024 (and I’ve been attending since the 46th) I viewed 20 films in ten days and walked out of three that weren’t to my sensibility or standard.
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Discover the world beyond the traditional tumbler for an enhanced whiskey-drinking experience.
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Brandy, in its simplest form, is distilled wine. The name itself comes from the Dutch word brandewijn, meaning "burnt wine," a nod to the heating process used in distillation.
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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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