Jon Voight-linked Manhattan Beach home finds a buyer in 25 days – Daily Breeze
Roses frame the entry patio to this 4,728-square-foot house. (Photo by Katya Grozovskaya) Roses frame the entry patio.…
‘Full service’ pet emergency room opens in Manhattan Beach – Daily Breeze
VEG ER for Pets celebrated the opening of its newest full service emergency care facility in Manhattan Beach…
Skechers debuts new technology at Manhattan Beach store – Daily Breeze
Editor’s note: The Beach Reporter has launched a local business column by staff writer Michael Hixon. The Business…
Win a custom painted spin bike at the 14th annual Tour de Pier in Manhattan Beach – Daily Breeze
Stationary bicycles have been turned into public art that will be on display throughout the South Bay for…
Potential layoffs at Manhattan Beach Unified may balance budget amid ongoing deficit – Daily Breeze
Some Manhattan Beach Unified School District employees could soon lose their jobs so the district can free up…
Manhattan Beach celebrates Crossing Guard Appreciation Day – Daily Breeze
Every morning for the past 11 years, I’ve walked my kids to school. First, it was me pushing…
For a Manhattan Beach teen, long COVID is an invisible battle – Daily Breeze
It was the pancakes on the table that got me. When I arrived at Dr. Elham Raker’s home…
Manhattan Beach Little League opening day parade returns after 7 years – Daily Breeze
Manhattan Beach Little League’s opening day parade and carnival will return this weekend — after seven years. The…
An era is ending as Manhattan Beach’s last newsstand shuts its doors – Daily Breeze
Kay Nam remembers when she would arrive at her Manhattan Beach newsstand at 7 a.m. and find people…
Protest attracts hundreds to Manhattan Beach Pier – Daily Breeze
Hundreds of demonstrators came out to the Manhattan Beach Pier and the Strand on Sunday, Feb. 1, to…
CT3 Polar Plunge attracts hundreds to Manhattan Beach Pier for charity – Daily Breeze
Hundreds of people took part in the third annual CT3 Polar Plunge at the Manhattan Beach Pier on…
Cisco’s in Manhattan Beach was an action-packed nightspot for a few years – Daily Breeze
The original Manhattan Beach building that once housed Cisco’s restaurant and nightclub, 3600 Highland Ave., has long since…