Redondo Beach Prepares For Election: City Council, More

Residents will vote on two new councilmembers, a city clerk, a city treasurer and two new members of the Board of Education.

Last Day To Register To Vote In Redondo Beach March Elections

Residents can apply online or mail in a voter registration form available at libraries, post offices and most government agencies.

Earthquake App To Give Redondo Beach Early Warning For Big Quakes

The nation's first public early warning system for major quakes is available this week for Los Angeles County.

OMG! California Proposes Taxing Text Messages

Phone calls might come back in style.

Tax For LA County Stormwater Projects On Verge Of Approval

Measure W, dubbed the Safe Clean Water Program needs the backing of two-thirds of voters to be approved.

Big Election Fuels Surge In Voter Turnout

As of 6 p.m., voter turnout at the polls was unofficially being estimated at 21.3 percent.

Law Students To Serve As Poll Workers In Redondo Beach

The Loyola Law School students will work in hard-to-staff polling places to answer questions and serve the community.

Redondo Beach Agrees To Consider Banning Smoking

The council agreed to consider an ordinance that would ban smoking in public and require a local retail license to sell tobacco products.

Redondo Beach Mayor Vetoes ‘Social-Host’ Ordinance

The ordinance would have held adults criminally responsible for underage drinking.

Redondo Beach Moves To Curb Underage Drinking

City Council passed the first draft of an ordinance which would hold adults criminally responsible for underage drinking.

43 DMVs Now Open 2 Saturdays A Month In CA

The weekend services start July 7 from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. See if your nearby office made the list.

EBT Outage Planned For Californians On Food Welfare, Benefits

Officials urged EBT holders to plan ahead as an outage was expected this weekend.

California's End-Of-Life Law Goes Back Into Effect

A state appeals court this week reinstated the law.

Council Decides On Temporary Permits For Paddleboard Operators

Mobile paddleboard operators are making quite a splash in Redondo Beach.

Former FBI Director James Comey Coming To Speak In Redondo Beach

Comey, along with Annie Leibovitz, Chris Wallace, and more, will be part of the Distinguished Speaker Series of Southern California.

Redondo Beach Says No To Bikeshares...For Now

The City Council has decided to put the idea of dockless bikeshare companies on hold for six months.

97 Retired Redondo Beach Employees Make 6 Figures Per Year

Transparent California released data of retired city employees making $100,000 or more in retirement.

Redondo Chamber President Marna Smeltzer Retires After 32 Years

Smeltzer was involved in multiple projects during her tenure that improved Redondo Beach.

Redondo Beach Sues CA Over Election Date Change Law

The law requires ares that see low voter turnout in local elections to move their races to March or November of even-numbered years.

Redondo Beach Joins LA County Clean Energy Program

City Council overcame a mayor's veto at the Tuesday meeting after months of debate.

Workers Will Lose Billions In Tips Under Trump Proposal: CA AG

Employers would be able to pocket their workers' tips under a new proposal, said California Attorney General Xavier Becerra.

Judge Postpones Measure C Final Ruling To Next Year

The $400 million makeover to Redondo Beach waterfront has been called the "mall​ by the sea" by slow-growth activists.

Don't Forget To Pay Property Taxes, Redondo Beach

The deadline to pay the first installment of 2017-18 property taxes in Redondo Beach is fast approaching.

Redondo Beach City Council Halts Mixed-Use Development

The 10.5 month ban passed unanimously.

Mixed-Use Developments Are A Temporary No Go

The moratorium against mixed-use developments will last for 45 days. Council members may vote to extend it at their Sept. 19 meeting.

Aerospace Industry Now Supported By South Bay Alliance

The South Bay Association of Chambers of Commerce has made steps towards supporting the aerospace industry.

Redondo Beach-Based Company Joins President Trump For Roundtable Talk

The co-founders, Steph and Jimmy MacDonald, ensure every step of making their bedding is done in the United States.

L.A. Supes Proclaim June 'Refugee Awareness Month'

The designation is meant to highlight county services provided to refugees and to showcase the contributions made by those new residents.

Redondo Beach Looking To Divorce From Chamber Of Commerce

The city is looking to end an eight-year marketing contract with the Chamber worth upward of $700,000.

L.A. County Extends Ban On Marijuana In Unincorporated Areas, Sets Limits on Personal Cultivation

The new ordinance is designed to give the county more time to develop a comprehensive set of regulations given statewide legalization.

L.A. County To Reconsider Parcel Tax To Fund Stormwater Projects

Advocates hope that the state's five-year drought, ended by massive rainfall this year, has helped grow support for spending on clean water

Al Muratsuchi Hosts Redondo Beach Community Coffee

The Assemblymember will also attend and speak at Fiesta Hermosa in Hermosa Beach.

L.A. County Seeks To Increase Use of Food Stamps As White House Moves To Dramatically Scale Back Benefits

CalFresh offers money for groceries, but only about two-thirds of county households eligible for the benefits sign up.

Trump To Pay For Travel Costs? Bill By Redondo Beach Congressman Seeks Reimbursement

The bill would change the law so that high-ranking official, would have to foot their own bills when traveling to properties they own.

L.A. Courthouses Seismically Unsafe: Study

In a major earthquake, LA courthouses could face "substantial" structural damage and "substantial" risk to the life, according to the study.

Slow Growth Activist Ousts Incumbent In Redondo Beach Runoff Election

With Nils Nehrenheim on the City Council, the balance of power has tipped for slow-growth proponents, 3-2.

Man Sexually Assaulted In Jail Following Mistaken Identity Arrest Settles With L.A. County

The man who ended up spending five days in county jail said he was assaulted by a violent sexual predator there.

Toys for Kids in Foster Care Never Distributed, Donations Mismanaged

Auditor-Controller John Naimo said the Department of Children and Family Services should consider disbanding the Children's Trust Fund Unit.

Redondo Beach State Senator Earns 'B' On Courage Score

State Senator Ben Allen received high marks for his progressive stance on the issues.

LA County Lawyers Recommend 'Surge' To Shut Down Illegal Marijuana Dispensaries

The county's legal team told the Board of Supervisors that it had closed 60 dispensaries between 2011 and 2016.