South Bay residents, politicians and businesses fret as LA Metro plans Green Line extensionby David Mendez For an area within a stone’s throw of busy Inglewood Boulevard and 190th Street, the neighborhood that surrounds Redondo Beach’s Franklin Park is quiet, even on a Saturday afternoon. Walking the sidewalks, the loudest sounds are… Jul 05 18July 05, 2018Article at Easy Reader News
Bird rebuked as Redondo plans banby David Mendez Bird may not have understood the impact of its unannounced 200-scooter “pop-up” demonstration earlier this month, but a handful of Redondo Beach residents and their elected representatives were more than willing to inform the company… Dec 22 18December 22, 2018Article at Easy Reader News
Up in the air: The passage of new zoning has left the Redondo Beach waterfront’s future in doubt. What’s next?Nearly a month after the passage of Redondo Beach’s harbor-area rezoning Measure C, the future of the Redondo waterfront is cloudier than it’s been in years. Mayor Bill Brand has a dream for a master-planned waterfront that incorporates both… Apr 08 17April 08, 2017Article at Easy Reader News
Tech problems stymie Redondo votersby David Mendez At some polling locations across Redondo, voting was a trial of endurance on Super Tuesday, California’s primary election day. Voters at the Redondo Beach North Branch Library were in a line that stretched well outside of the… Mar 07 20March 07, 2020Article at Easy Reader News
Measure C doesn’t apply to Waterfront project, judge rulesLawyers from all sides of a lawsuit between the City of Redondo Beach and CenterCal contended they have issued at least a partial victory last Thursday during a Superior Court hearing — including intervenors siding with the City from activist… Mar 30 18March 30, 2018Article at Easy Reader News