Rolling Hills News

Renaissance School for Arts and Sciences' school director and teacher Heidi Morris works with students.

The jury will return today to U.S. District Court for the Central District of California.

PFLAG meeting. Monthly meeting of parents, families, and friends of gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgendered persons.

The past fire season brought a nighttime blaze to the Palos Verdes Peninsula that - though dramatic - couldn't hold a candle to the massive Station Fire to the north.

An expert witness told a federal jury Thursday that he believed the procedures cited by former plastic surgeon Lawrence Saks in some disputed billings were medically necessary.

This year on the 4th annual Farm-City Bus Tour we toured the southern part of the county.

Local Sunday morning breakfasts. Sponsored by Hawthorne American Legion Post 314.

Longtime South Bay philanthropist and surgeon Dr. Max Negri has died, leaving behind a large family and an unusual life story.

With all precincts reporting, Rancho Palos Verdes incumbent Barbara Lucky's bid for a fourth term led with 21.3 percent of the vote.

The Peninsula Symphony didn't need to bring in a sought-after soloist to draw a crowd to its concert at Rolling Hills Covenant Church Sunday night.

Director Akiko Kanna Jones leads dancers as they rehearse for Thrill the World with Thrill the World South Bay.

Rancho Palos Verdes. City staff will give a "lessons learned" presentation Tuesday night on the August fire that burned 181 acres of the Portuguese Bend Nature Preserve and 28 acres in Rolling Hills.

Sponsored by the Hermosa Beach Woman's Club. Kids activities will also be available.

In the aftermath of a blaze that last month charred a Rancho Palos Verdes nature preserve and threatened homes in neighboring Rolling Hills, the two cities are beginning to discuss ways to reduce fuel for fire.

After a brief search of the area surrounding Rolling Hills Covenant Church, deputies apprehended the suspects around 12:40 a.m., said Lt.

A jet boat ride and dinner served on the beautiful Sacramento river bank for four is one of the items for auction at the Red Bluff Garden Club's annual Floral Design Program and Luncheon Saturday, Oct.

This year s guest designer Lorna Bonham is well known locally as well as being recognized on the West Coast for her innovated floral designs.

Red Bluff Garden Club member, Sharon Powell, created this water color rendering of the fairy.

Brothers Connor, left, and Cameron Virjee were home alone during the Rolling Hills Estates fire; their parents are vacationing in Spain.

In the Aug. 27 paper, the Hermosa Beach public works director said that, fortunately, the muddy water from the Aug.