Rancho Palos Verdes News

“At least that's the plan. Sometimes something will look really good and we'll just buy it; I can never remember what's in season.”

RUN DOWN the list of Southern California farmers markets and you can see the geographic diversity. via Los Angeles Times

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“I have served for eight years on the local board of education, and 60 percent of the state budget is education”

Candidates for the 54th state Assembly District faced off for the first time Monday night in a forum at Veterans Park sponsored by the Wrigley Association. via Press-Telegram

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Pocahontas, architect Julia Morgan, Rosie the Riveter, Amelia Earhart, Sacajawea, even Lucille Ball and Shirley Temple Black dropped by Rancho Palos Verdes City Hall to give guests a sampling of "Women Who ... via Daily Breeze

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“This is about preserving a neighborhood as it is so that it provides not only an opportunity for the people who live there, but also an opportunity for the folks who are pursing that dream to come live in that neighborhood one day.”

Neighbors who opposed building condominiums on the former McCowans Market site in San Pedro won a victory Tuesday when the Los Angeles City Council unanimously voted to restrict the property to single-family ... via Daily Breeze

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“One of those things goes wrong”

Robert Geminder was six years old when he heard the dogs barking. He was hiding in a little pantry with his older brother, George. via The Jewish Journal

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“More than one person had service interrupted by whatever these people did”

Terry Antonelli, chief executive officer of Del L'Opera Restaurant Group - which owns L'Opera, Alegria Cocina Latina and The Madison, all on Pine Avenue - had a gun pointed at his head and was tied up with duct ... via Press-Telegram

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“The owner was getting tired of showing it”

The South Bay housing market continued its skid in March, with every local city and community cited in a new report seeing a drop in median home price. via Daily Breeze

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“I suppose I'm going to have to declare a mistrial if this can't be resolved”

Only days before closing statements were set to be heard on Monday, the Anthony Pellicano trial found itself dealing with some unexpected disruption in the court at the end of its eight week. via Variety

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TODAY WAS "SLY STONE DAY!" What thrill to have this music legend with us for an hour! Believe me, Sly doesn't do many interviews and he never sits in one place for an hour. via KRTH-FM Los Angeles

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“I did it to receive information.”

It was almost as if the Hollywood private eye didn't even exist Wednesday, as the prosecution spent nearly a second day grilling former LAPD Sgt. via Variety

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