Readers, wake up from your turkey and retail coma to catch up on local news:
Plans for a high-density senior housing complex in the heart of Torrance have resurfaced. Again.
How did you spend Thanksgiving? Volunteers at Torrance church offered food, comfort and friendship to South Bay folks.
Bravo shoppers for bucking a dismal economy and flooding stores this morning in search of bargains. Our own business columnist Muhammed El-Hasan shares his Black Friday experience from last year.
And while you're out shopping, why not pick up an athletic ball to bring to the Breeze's annual holiday ball drive, which supports local youth-focused nonprofits?
A jury has found that William Sadowski was legally sane when he killed a Los Angeles International Airport police officer in 2005. Now, he's headed for a lifetime in parole, rather than a mental institution.
One Palos Verdes Estates young lady has reached what could be the highest echelon of academic honor, earning a prestigious Rhodes scholarship.
After more than a year of fighting for a dog park on The Hill, it looks like a Palos Verdes Estates couple is finally starting to see some success.
Thanksgiving is sooo yesterday. Bring on Christmas, and visits from Santa Claus throughout the South Bay.
Plans for a high-density senior housing complex in the heart of Torrance have resurfaced. Again.
How did you spend Thanksgiving? Volunteers at Torrance church offered food, comfort and friendship to South Bay folks.
Bravo shoppers for bucking a dismal economy and flooding stores this morning in search of bargains. Our own business columnist Muhammed El-Hasan shares his Black Friday experience from last year.
And while you're out shopping, why not pick up an athletic ball to bring to the Breeze's annual holiday ball drive, which supports local youth-focused nonprofits?
A jury has found that William Sadowski was legally sane when he killed a Los Angeles International Airport police officer in 2005. Now, he's headed for a lifetime in parole, rather than a mental institution.
One Palos Verdes Estates young lady has reached what could be the highest echelon of academic honor, earning a prestigious Rhodes scholarship.
After more than a year of fighting for a dog park on The Hill, it looks like a Palos Verdes Estates couple is finally starting to see some success.
Thanksgiving is sooo yesterday. Bring on Christmas, and visits from Santa Claus throughout the South Bay.
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