Manhattan Beach City Council ad hoc committee opts to keep Manhattan Ave. closed 1 more week for dining for select eateries downtown.
A Manhattan Beach City Council ad hoc committee will assess the 3-day weekend with Manhattan Avenue closed for a block for added dining.
Registration is free for the chamber's annual "State of the City" event, which will be held online on Zoom this year. Register in advance.
LA County Supervisor Janice Hahn has an online survey to see how people feel about when and how schools should reopen during the pandemic.
LA County Supervisor Janice Hahn is expected to make a motion today calling for the Junior Lifeguard program to be held this summer.
Assemblymember Al Muratsuchi is behind legislation to protect seniors during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The City of Manhattan Beach is asking residents to complete an online budget survey to help determine how residents want the funds spent.
Starting Feb. 12, the city is closing down a portion of the roadway in Downtown Manhattan Beach to aid in outdoor dining for restaurants.
Assemblymember Al Muratsuchi (D-Torrance) outlines how the governor's budget will benefit the South Bay during the Novel Coronavirus crisis.
The City of Manhattan Beach is launching its business loan program on Wednesday, Jan. 27. Details for applying are contained in this post.
The Kobe Bryant & Gianna Bryant Helicopter Safety Act will direct FAA to require Terrain Avoidance Warning Systems on helicopters with 6+.
Restaurants in Downtown and North Manhattan Beach were set to reopen public parklets Wed. but delay to Fri. for full-service outdoor dining.
Los Angeles County is immediately allowing certain businesses to reopen and will allow restaurants to have outdoor dining countywide Friday.
Due to infection & hospitalization rates going down, the Long Term Business Solutions Ad Hoc Committee is allowing city parklets to reopen.
For now, the City of Manhattan Beach is not taking official action on permanent outdoor dining parklets, instead, opting to wait and see.
A discussion on making some of the temporary outdoor dining parklets permanent fixtures in the public right-of-way is on the agenda tonight.
Manhattan Beach residents want the city to require the proposed hotel/multi-use development to conduct studies of parking, noise, traffic.
The Manhattan Beach community is grappling with how to reopen public outdoor dining "parklets" as well as whether or not it's a good idea.
LA County Department of Public Health reported two additional COVID-19 deaths for Manhattan Beach. This marked the fourth death in 1 week.
Here's almost everything you need to know about the rollout of the coronavirus vaccines in Los Angeles County + when you could get yours.
Mayor Suzanne Hadley decided not to go against staff's recommendation to approve two holiday dates for the Skechers construction project.
The company is short staffed due to impacts from coronavirus and has extended the date for collecting Christmas trees in Manhattan Beach.
The 9 additional positive tests for the Novel Coronavirus have come in less than 1 month and impact several departments, including police.
Registered Democrats have until Monday, Jan. 11 to register to vote for California Election Delegates who will represent their district.
BCHD answers a reader's question and provides illumination on its funding and revenue model as well as COVID-19 testing, resources, etc.
A viewing window has been installed for community members to watch the massive Peck Reservoir Replacement Project in East Manhattan Beach.
The ad hoc committee that closed the city's outdoor dining "parklets" last Sunday meets today and Mayor Suzanne Hadley has an agenda.
Congressman Ted Lieu has one take, Republicans another. Here are tweets on what politicians and other leaders think of today's takeover.
Three City Council members hold firm on city's new public outdoor dining in "parklets" ban as Mayor Suzanne Hadley tries to reverse course.
An ad hoc City Council committee reverses earlier decision to allow public outdoor dining 'parklets'. Mayor wants input at council meeting.
Action on Smoking and Health names Manhattan Beach, Beverly Hills as frontrunners in their movement to ban retail tobacco sales in cities.
The City of Manhattan Beach is closing its outdoor public dining parklets as of Sunday, Jan. 4 10 p.m. due to the surge in COVID-19 cases.
Manhattan Beach City Council is set to rubber stamp its approval enabling four retailers to sell tobacco products in spite of city ban.
Supervisor Janice Hahn has written a letter to Gov. Gavin Newsom supporting a healthcare union's request for backup; wants USNS Mercy, here.
City officials say compliance with mask wearing was at 96% over the past weekend. Find out how many citations they've issued since mid-July.
Controversial Hany Fangary is stepping down from Hermosa Beach City Council due to a move to Manhattan Beach. Here's what he has to say.
Have you seen the "blue ladder" style crosswalk markings in Downtown Manhattan Beach? The City of Manhattan Beach introduces new crosswalks.
If President Donald Trump signs COVID relief package approved by Congress, the Manhattan Beach Unified School District will receive funds.
The Redondo Beach resident is on the Manhattan Beach Peck Reservoir Project Construction Information Team and El Camino College board.
Los Angeles County Supervisor Janice Hahn is allocating $300,000 for restaurant gift cards and $30,000 to non-profits helping those in need.