Defending the Earth: The Mission to Stop An Astroid with Dr. William Ailor ~ Lectures with Lianne Presents a FREE Lecture November 14, 2025
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I mentioned in the last article that sometimes I drive out to the volcano because I think it is about to go off…and it does not go off.
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Neptune’s Frozen Treats sure hit the ground running their very first day. This mother/daughter duo opened their doors and excitement filled the air right from the start.
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Opening a bottle of wine should be a moment of anticipation, not a struggle. For wine enthusiasts, having the right tool can transform the experience from a chore into a seamless part of the ritual.
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Giving Life Garden, a Southern California–based nonprofit, is a heartwarming organization that repurposes and donates flowers and plants from special events to senior care and other charities in the Los Angels area. Founder Julia Whitley spoke about why she was motivated to start this labor of love.
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Ron Holland is a legend. He has won global acclaim for his racing victories and superyachts far beyond his native New Zealand.
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At this year’s Blue Hour event set at AltaSea’s campus at the Port of Los Angeles, attendees snacked on tasty treats inspired by the blue economy as they perused the most recent twists in ocean innovation.
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When Mother Nature delivered 72-degree sunshine and gentle southern breezes for Tour d'Art 2025, six artists opened their studios and the Palos Verdes Art Center, showcasing works by over 30 local artists…
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If you read my piece on Edinburgh last month (it’s not too late if you haven’t) you will know that my next stop on my trip home to England was Cornwall, in the southwestern part of England…
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Underwater photography is one of the most challenging yet rewarding forms of image-making. It combines the technical demands of diving with the artistic pursuit of capturing life beneath the waves…
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If you ever lose a valuable item at the beach and figure it is likely gone forever, sunk into the sand and rock, there is one man you can call to give you a fighting chance at recovery.
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On Sunday afternoon, the National Charity League Palos Verdes Chapter gathered for its annual Mother-Daughter Tea at the Palos Verdes Golf Club, and the day was nothing short of magical.
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When Vladimir Khomyakov sits at the piano, time seems to stand still. His performances—equal parts technical mastery and emotional depth—have captivated audiences on stages across Europe, Asia, and the Americas.
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Explore nature, bird watch and join in preservation efforts with the Palos Verdes Land Conservancy.
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Día de los Muertos (Spanish for “Day of the Dead”) is a traditional Mexican holiday observed on November 1 and 2. It’s a time when families honor and remember deceased loved ones...
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It’s that time of year again, Halloween. As a paranormal author and investigator, this is the busiest time of year for me, and as I sit here in the security booth of the USS Iowa Museum, my mind is awash thinking about all of the events I have coming up, book signings, paranormal conventions, and talks scheduled for libraries and historical groups all around the South Bay.
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I teach my neuro-coaching clients five simple ways to have what they want. Give them a go and then happily celebrate YOU.
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Where to See Fall Foliage in Southern California
While New England might be the first region that comes to mind when one thinks of fall foliage, Southern California has its own set of autumnal delights for leaf peepers.
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