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Culinary SOS: Cafe Pierre's classic Bolognese
Dear SOS: I read your articles every week, and I am finally writing to ask for a recipe, because my husband and I are crazy about the Bolognese sauce at Cafe Pierre in Manhattan Beach, Calif.
Capitol Pavilion escapee indicted; also charged in California
A Capitol Pavilion escapee who fled to California where he is accused of robbing a bank has been indicted in U.S. Middle District Court on an escape charge.
Soroptimist reflects on 60 years serving Manhattan Beach community
In the fringes of World War II, then 26-year-old Bette Deziel and her husband Don opened a jewelry store in downtown Manhattan Beach.
City of Manhattan Beach to pay school district for facility use
With hopeful school parents and district Board of Trustees members looking on, the Manhattan Beach City Council on Tuesday unanimously approved a long-anticipated joint-use agreement with the Manhattan Beach Unified School District, which for the first time in 14 years will receive payment from the city for sharing its facilities, fields and pools.
Car2Go gets green light in Hermosa Beach
Car2Go, the South Bay's first regional car share program was approved by the Hermosa Beach City Council making Hermosa Beach the first of the three beach cities to approve the proposed nine-city eco-friendly car sharing model.
El Segundo mayor pushed aside by City Council colleagues
With roughly a year left in his El Segundo mayoral term, Carl Jacobson was forced from the post this week when a divided City Council opted to hand the job instead to Councilman Bill Fisher.
Manhattan Beach police to crack down on car seat belt use
As part of the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration 's annual campaign to encourage buckling up, the Manhattan Beach Police Department on Wednesday announced that its officers will be cracking down on drivers and passengers who don't wear their seat belts.
Is Fake Chicken the New Chicken?
Fake meat isn't a new thing, but good fake meat that is almost indistinguishable from real meat could be very big in cleaning up your diet and helping the planet.
Manhattan Beach hosts the inaugural Tour De Pier
The inaugural Tour De Pier brings one of the hottest indoor fitness activities - stationary cycling - to the Pacific Ocean to raise funds for cancer and children's charities on Sunday, May 19.
Manhattan Beach's Marine Avenue Park to get new turf sports field
A successful fundraising drive and a lower-than-expected construction bid will not only give Manhattan Beach a new synthetic turf sports field late this summer, but also an array of extras: new lights, soccer goals and a donor wall.
Juice Head: By the way, Nekter Juice Bar...
By the way, Nekter Juice Bar opened its third Los Angeles juicery in Manhattan Beach on May 9 at the MetLox Center adjacent to Lemonade and Shade Hotel .
A federal judge approved a $40 million class-action settlement Monday between Skechers USA Inc.
White People Tend to Live Closer to The Beach
As we bid adieu to our May heat wave, new research has "discovered" that minorities tend to live in hotter communities throughout the nation.
Visitor Spotlight: Benjamin Sacro and Chrisanto Camacho
Name : Benjamin Sacro and Christanto Camacho Profession : Sacro: Retired. Christanto is going into the third grade.
There's a New Patch App on the Way
We've redesigned Patch and the Patch app. The news looks better and it's easier to comment on.
Would You Pay This Much to Live on a Cul De Sac in Manhattan Beach?
At least one historical account says evidence of these dead-end streets have been unearthed from Egyptian ruins circa 1885 B.C. They also are believed to have been used in ancient Athens and Rome, probably more for defensive purposes or to accomodate walls built around communities.
Manhattan Beach's Molly Harrington was 'unfairly smart' mom, attorney
Harrington was christened Mary Catherine when she was born on Feb. 27, 1968, but was known throughout her life as Molly, a name friends said fit her bright spirit.
Big Sale: Close to $1M in Parking Meters
San Diego-based IPS Group Inc. has sold roughly 1,500 of its wirelessly connected parking meters to the city of Bloomington, Ind.
Record-Setting Heat Expected to Lessen
A high-pressure system brought above-normal temperatures to Los Angeles County Monday, but relief is forecast for Tuesday.
Judge OKs Class-Action Settlement Over Skechers
A federal judge approved a $40 million class-action settlement Monday between Skechers USA Inc.