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Manhattan Beach man's uncle was Dillinger's No. 1 Enemy No. 1
Tom Leach and his wife Chris display scrapbooks filled with John Dillinger memorabilia and a gun from Tom's uncle Matt, who was involved in tracking the bank robber who became the first Public Enemy.
Inmate to be tried in Manhattan Beach slaying and fire
Milton Gallardo repeatedly denied in a police interview that he knew or had ever seen a Lawndale woman who was raped and killed in a Manhattan Beach home, a detective testified Thursday.
7 Farmers agents make 'Topper Club'
South Bay. Seven local Farmers Insurance agents are inducted into the Farmers' "Topper Club." They are recognized for outstanding sales during 2008.
What makes this Manhattan Beach home so green?
This $8 million home on Ninth Street is Manhattan Beach's first U.S. Green Building Council LEED gold certified home.
Manhattan Beach installs public sculpture garden
Visitors to the Manhattan Beach civic center plaza will get to see a completed sculpture garden after seven new pieces of art were installed Monday.
48th Annual Chevron Manhattan Beach Grand Prix rolls through town
Robert Marshall, 3, of Manhattan Beach dons his goggles and cape as he takes part in the trike race for three-year-olds following the annual pro race.
Manhattan Beach man to run in 100-mile, 24-hour race
When the nail on his right big toe finally fell off recently, Ambrose Fisher knew he was ready to run.
New Manhattan Beach restaurant hiring from large employee pool
Applicants streamed in to apply for the 100 job positions at the soon-to-open Tin Roof Bistro in Manhattan Beach.
Hearing begins for second suspect in Manhattan Beach housekeeper killing
For the second time, details surrounding the death of a housekeeper inside a burned-out Manhattan Beach home are being aired in a Torrance courtroom.
Man who stabbed his Manhattan Beach parents changes to insanity plea
A 20-year-old man who allegedly attacked his parents with a knife in Manhattan Beach changed his plea on Wednesday to not guilty by reason of insanity.
Bajadali sprints to victory inside Winghaven
Andrew Bajadali sprinted to victory in the USA Cycling National Racing Calendar's 14th event, the Tour de Winghaven on Sunday in Saint Charles County, Mo.
Ask the Lawyer: How to expunge conviction from records
Q: I have a misdemeanor conviction for battery from October 2002, and one count misdemeanor assault with deadly weapon that was dismissed from the same incident.
A former Hawai'i beauty queen and Kailua mother of three who is accused of stealing the identities of dozens of O'ahu residents was ordered held without bail yesterday.
Manhattan Beach road repairs will cause street closures
A monthlong effort to slurry seal a chunk of roads in east Manhattan Beach will require partial temporary street closures and parking restrictions.
Former D.A. Garcetti wants to be known as an artist
Former Torrance and L.A. District Attorney Gil Garcetti has a photo show called "Frozen and Fluid" at the Manhattan Beach Arts Center.
Globiwest Hospitality Converts Los Angeles - Lax Hotel Into A Baymont Inn and Suites Property
Globiwest Hospitality Converts Los Angeles - Lax Hotel Into A Baymont Inn and Suites Property Former Holiday Inn Express in Lawndale, CA Transforms into a Wyndham Family Hotel Lawndale, CA - June 9, 2009 -- The newest Baymont Inn has opened its doors in Los Angeles, CA, in the heart of South Bay, the first Baymont hotel to be located in Southern ...
Hermosa Beach man sets fire to house, shoots himself over money woes
A Hermosa Beach man having financial problems set fire to his house and shot himself to death early today, his landlord said.
Hermosa Beach chef went from financial advising to catering
Megan Hall left the financial business to start Made By Meg private chef and catering business.
Stephanie Buckley is teaching proper etiquette to South Bay children, including her 6-year-old son Taft.
Where can I dispose of old medications and used batteries in the South Bay? - Nora Montoya Carson Both can be disposed of through Los Angeles County Department of Public Works household hazardous waste roundups and at permanent drop-off sites operated by the city of Los Angeles.