Week in Review: May 30 – June 5

Here's a recap of the stories and other happenings that went down in Redondo Beach from May 30 to June 5. 

SUNDAY

Seaside Lagoon has opened for the summer, and Patch was there to see another swim season get underway.

MONDAY

Columnist Harry Munns warns residents that the battle to save the lagoon is far from over.

Redondo Beach observed Memorial Day at Veterans Park.

TUESDAY

A group of Redondo Beach residents sued the city, alleging it violated the city charter regarding King Harbor rezoning.

A teenager turns to baseball after his family home is destroyed by fire.

WEDNESDAY

We posted a story about the City Council approving a preschool on the grounds of a church on Knob Hill, despite traffic and noise concerns raised by residents.

RUHS boys came up with creative ways to ask girls to the prom. 

THURSDAY

Congressional candidate Pete Kesterson wants to put the Constitution first.

Independent Repair won the Redondo Beach Chamber of Commerce Green Award for its eco-friendly operation. 

This week's police blotter reports that an off-duty L.A. deputy sheriff fired a gun on the Redondo Beach Pier after drinking and arguing with his girlfriend.

FRIDAY

RUHS baseball coach Bradey Thurman leaves the team after only one season.

Redondo Beach residents have until June 15 to file a protest on the proposed solid waste refuse fee hike.

Find out the local chamber of commerce's position on some ballot propositions.

SATURDAY

We posted a video of generations of Sea Hawks returning to the track field.

Can Marcy Winograd, an LAUSD teacher and former labor organizer, take down incumbent Jane Harman in the Democratic primary June 8 for the 36th Congressional District seat?