Harbor dredging
Dredging of King Harbor along the breakwall began Monday, Feb. 12, with a scoop dredge, tugboat and spoils barge, operated by contractors Manson Construction. The project involves two areas – starting with a sandbar built up inside the breakwall from Marina Way to Yacht Club Way, to remove about 60,000 cubic yards of sediment. The […]
A baker’s dozen: photos from the 2024 LA Art Show (on view through Feb. 18)
A night at the 2024 LA Art Show This is what it looked like last Wednesday evening. About 120 exhibitors and galleries have works on view. You can see them through Sunday at the Los Angeles Convention Center in downtown L.A. Maybe we’ll do it again in 2025. ER
SoCal ROC holds annual industry advisors’ night
by Garth Meyer Southern California Regional Occupational Center (SoCal ROC) held its annual advisory night Feb. 1, with industry representatives giving their input on classes for the year to come. The event is part of Career and Technical Education Month, held each February. About 60 people took part, including professionals from healthcare (hospital, private practice, […]
About Town Redondo: City invites logo submissions, PTSA elections, Muratsuchi bill
Muratsuchi proposes mandatory kindergarten South Bay State Assemblyman Al Muratsuchi (D-Torrance), chair of the education committee, introduced a bill last week to require children in California to attend one year of kindergarten before first grade. State Senator Susan Rubio (D-Baldwin Park) introduced a similar bill in the Senate. Today, compulsory education begins at age 6, […]
How Micro SaaS Can Aid OTT Services
Over-the-top (OTT) services have transformed how we consume video content, offering many options at our fingertips. However, the competition in the OTT market is fierce, and providers are constantly seeking innovative ways to differentiate themselves and improve user experience. One such avenue for improvement is integrating micro SaaS (software-as-a-service) applications. In this article, we’ll […]
“God and Country” – Whose God and whose country? [MOVIE REVIEW]
“God and Country,” an excellent and rather chilling documentary directed by Dan Partland, lays out the history of the radicalization of politics in some of the largest Evangelical Christian churches and how much of it has morphed into a Christian Nationalist movement bent on changing the face of the nation to mirror their essentially all […]