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Emergency Preparedness Fair Draws Many
To promote safety among the community, the 17th annual Emergency Preparedness Fair, hosted by the Los Angeles Emergency Management Department, took place at Ken Malloy Park on Sept.
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As we welcome in the fall and prepare for the season's meetings and holiday lights decorating contest , I hope you look back on the summer not just as another season of gorgeous, warm, long days in Harbor City, ...
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Don't forget to vote! Oct. 20: Last day to register Oct. 28: Last day to apply for vote-bymail ballot Nov.
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A Harbor City woman shot by her boyfriend, who apparently committed suicide during the police standoff that followed, remained hospitalized Sunday.
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Ace of Spades Report From CA rally for McCain - Palin
TOPICS: Activism/Chapters ; US: California KEYWORDS: ca ; mccain ; palin ; rally ust got all set up here.
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Plea bargain struck in Torrance killing
Victor Manuel Hernandez, 21, pleaded guilty to first-degree murder Wednesday just as his trial was to begin in Torrance Superior Court, according to Deputy District Attorney Steve Schreiner.
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A not-so-small miracle in Harbor City
Volunteer Dick Cadwallader helps hang a banner at the ceremonial groundbreaking for the new Salvation Army distribution center in Harbor City Thursday.
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For nearly 18 years, David Risher has provided the old and lonely with love and care from a discreet two-room donation center near Torrance.
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Plea bargain made in Mongol King homicide
The man who fatally shot a Torrance restaurant worker in an apparent feud over a woman has taken a plea deal that will send him to prison for 25 years to life.
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Man who fatally shot a Torrance restaurant worker gets 25-to-life
Victor Manuel Hernandez, 21, pleaded guilty to first-degree murder Wednesday, just as his trial was to began in Torrance Superior Court, according to Deputy District Attorney Steve Schreiner.
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23, 400 block of West Third Street. During an argument, about five shots were fired at the victim by an unknown number of assailants who fled west on Third Street toward Gaffey Street.
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Harbor Shores Delays Construction To Await Hearing
The developers of Harbor Shores have announced that they are changing their construction schedule in Jean Klock Park as they wait for a hearing in federal court.
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Balqon officially launches world's most powerful electric truck
It was only a few months ago that we informed you of a really heavy duty electric truck undergoing testing at the Port of Los Angeles.
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Judge's OK expected on gang injunction
By next month, almost 20 percent of Los Angeles could be covered by gang injunctions, making it by far the most restrictive city nationwide for gang members and their associates.
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Bennett Landscape earns awards from trade group
Harbor City-based Bennett Landscape recently received the first-place award in the large residential landscape renovation category of the California Landscape Contractors Association's 50 th Annual ...
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The Arthritis Foundation's "Twinges in the Hinges" aquatic exercise program. San Pedro & Peninsula YMCA, 301 S. Bandini St., San Pedro, 10 to 11 a.m. Monday through Friday.
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Records can be deceiving in City Section football
There's an illusion in City Section football that a shift in power has taken place three weeks into the season.
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Ronald Cass knows basketball, and he knows his wife. He knew Ebony Hoffman could be a top player in the WNBA, and told her so.
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Harbor City: Body of woman found in alley
The body of Shanta Lucero, a 22-year-old Latina, was found by a security guard at the rear of a building in the 1300 block of Alameda Boulevard about midnight Sunday, Sept.
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Junior-college transfer leaves WSSU, goes home to California
Chris Smith, a junior-college transfer and guard on the Winston-Salem State men's basketball team, has left school and has returned home to California.
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