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Man who jumped from Vincent Thomas Bridge in San Pedro identified

A man who jumped to his death from the Vincent Thomas Bridge in San Pedro has been identified as Brad Dean Dodd, 47, of Long Beach, coroner's officials said Thursday.

KRLA will broadcast from USS Iowa on Memorial Day

KRLA talk radio hosts Dennis Prager and Michael Medved will broadcast their shows live Monday from the USS Iowa battleship in San Pedro.

Teacher Kathy Carcamo wins San Pedro honorary mayor title

San Pedro High School teacher Kathy Carcamo has won the San Pedro honorary mayor title after raising more money for charity than her competitors.

Bike lane critics, supporters meet on San Pedro street corners

They may have to share the road, but they weren't about to share a street corner Monday when sign-toting groups of bicyclists and those protesting new bike lanes gathered at Westmont Drive and Western Avenue in San Pedro. See videos inside.
Photo Galleries: San Pedro bike lanes protested

Man jumps to his death from Vincent Thomas Bridge in San Pedro

A man drove up to the apex of the Vincent Thomas Bridge in San Pedro Sunday night, scaled the security fence, and jumped to his death, a Port of Los Angeles official said. It is the same spot from which "Top Gun" director Tony Scott jumped to his death last August.

EchoParkOnline.com

O'FARRELL AND CHOI CANDIDATE FORUM - TUES. 5/14

It will be held on Tuesday, May 14 at 6:30 p.m. at Dorris Place Elementary School. The address is 2225 Dorris Place, Los Angeles 90031. The event will take place in the auditorium. Spanish translation will be provided. Light refreshments will be…

KPCC asks: Which term best describes immigrants living in the U.S. illegally?

The Associated Press Stylebook and several newsrooms have dropped the term "illegal immigrant." On the AP website, a top editor clarified, "The Stylebook no longer sanctions the term 'illegal immigrant' or the use of 'illegal' to describe a person. Instead, it tells users that 'illegal' should describe only an action, such as living in or immigrating to a country illegally."

The decision has been applauded by Latino and…

TONIGHT: Echo Park Chamber:Candidate Forum for CD 1 and 13

Echo Park Chamber:Candidate Forum for CD 1 and 13

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    Thursday, April 18 from 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM
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Echo Park Art Walk This Saturday

Volunteers are sought for this year's Echo Park Art Walk. Passing out maps, keeping an eye out at stores and just having a presence would be appreciated. To attend, just show up. The preliminary map is posted below. To volunteer, please contact Jesse Carmichael, GM - FIX Coffee…

 

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Los Angeles Maritime Institute Honored As 2013 Top-Rated Nonprofit

Posted by Joleen D'Rage on May 23, 2013 at 10:40am 0 Comments

The Los Angeles Maritime Institute announced yesterday that it has been honored with a prestigious 2013 Top-Rated Award by GreatNonprofits, the leading provider of user reviews about nonprofit organizations.

We are excited to be named a Top-Rated 2013 Nonprofit,” says Martyn Clark, Executive Director of the Los Angeles Maritime Institute.  “This year marks the 20th Anniversary of our TopSail Youth Program, so the timing of the award adds another accomplishment to our celebratory…

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POLAHS Softball Advances To Third Straight CIF-LACS Final

Posted by Jamaal Kellen Street on May 21, 2013 at 11:30pm 0 Comments

Who's next?

That's all the Port Of Los Angeles High softball team could think about after yet another dominant CIF-Los Angeles City Section Division III playoff victory at the San Pedro Girls Softball Association Field.

By virtue of their 15-0, six-inning pounding of fourth-seeded Valley Academy Arts & Sciences of Granada Hills in the Division III semifinals, the top-seeded Polar Bears have a chance to end an already stellar 2013 season with a third straight City Section championship. An electrifying hitting attack combined with another superb outing in the circle…

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Ezelle, Kondash & Richter Provide The Power For SPHS Softball

Posted by Jamaal Kellen Street on May 20, 2013 at 11:44pm 0 Comments

Not noted for power like their two fellow Marine League champions this season, the San Pedro High softball team has their own power surge when needed with three talented young stars.

Junior INF/P/OF Jocelyn Kondash, sophomore outfielder Cayla Ezelle, and sophomore INF/OF Taylor Richter are a trio of big reasons why the Pirates are currently on a roll heading into Tuesday's CIF-Los Angeles City Section semifinal game at rival Carson, one of the two Marine League co-champions (Banning of Wilmington being the other) who have already defeated San Pedro twice this season.…

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Michelle Corona's Heroics Propels SP Softball In Playoff Opener

Posted by Jamaal Kellen Street on May 15, 2013 at 12:19am 0 Comments

GRANADA HILLS - Down a run and just two outs away from their season ending, the San Pedro High softball team needed a hero with runners on second and third base.

They found one in junior infielder Michelle Corona.

Most recently the Pirates, notably Corona, had struggled with runners in scoring position, but not on this exchange as Corona drilled a two-run single to right field, powering San Pedro to a dramatic 2-1 comeback victory at Granada Hills in the first round of the CIF-Los Angeles City Section Division I playoffs. That play was just another clutch playoff moment…

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POLAHS Softball Dominates CIF-LACS Playoff Opener

Posted by Jamaal Kellen Street on May 14, 2013 at 11:30pm 0 Comments

Quick and painless...

That's exactly how the Port Of Los Angeles High softball team wanted their first round CIF-Los Angeles City Section Division III playoff opener against visiting New Designs of Los Angeles to go.

Going on a ten-run outburst in the second inning after opening off the game with six runs in the first, the top-seeded Polar Bears made no bones about their intentions of a three-peat by routing the No.16 Cardinals, 17-1 in five innings at the San Pedro Girls Softball Association Field. POLA (25-8 overall) pounded out 13 hits, six went for extra bases, to…

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Breakfast with Eric Garcetti and Joe Buscaino

Posted by Joe Buscaino on May 18, 2013 at 7:39pm 0 Comments

A day before the election, on May 20, I would like to invite everyone to meet Eric Garcetti, my choice for Mayor of Los Angeles, at a breakfast at Pacific Diner in San Pedro at 6:30AM.

Cassie Demers Handles Hot Corner & Pressure Situations Well

Posted by Jamaal Kellen Street on May 13, 2013 at 1:00pm 0 Comments

For the last three seasons of her high school career, success hasn't eluded Mary Star High softball senior third baseman Cassie Demers.

Playing third base is a tough job it seems since it's the position that has the longest throw to first base on ground ball chances, but this job suits Demers to a T. Not making much mistakes fielding wise, and at the plate when she delivers clutch hits for the Stars, Demers has helped her team win three straight Camino Real League championships, including this season after last Wednesday's 2-0 win over Cantwell Sacred-Heart of Montebello sealed up the title.…

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Twin Top Seeds For POLAHS Baseball & Softball In CIF-LACS

Posted by Jamaal Kellen Street on May 12, 2013 at 9:42am 0 Comments

When the CIF-Los Angeles City Section playoff pairings for baseball and softball were announced Saturday, everyone truly knew the Port Of Los Angeles High softball team was going to get the top seed in the Division III playoffs, and the prediction of that happening, if there were any, was true.

Meanwhile, the Polar Bears' baseball team has flew under the radar with a stellar season of their own.

They too were awarded a top seed in the Division III playoffs.

Now the dream of two teams…

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POLAHS Baseball Wins Their First Crosstown League Title

Posted by Jamaal Kellen Street on May 10, 2013 at 2:00am 0 Comments

This may be the year for Port Of Los Angeles High baseball.

With two-time defending CIF-Los Angeles City Section Small Schools champion Community Harvest of Los Angeles disbanding their whole baseball program, the Polar Bears have been looking forward to seize the moment after blowing a one-run lead against their nemesis in last year's semifinals, leaving with a disappointing 4-3 loss.

POLA would take their first step by clinching their first Crosstown League championship with a 10-2 win over visiting Bright Star of Los Angeles at Henderson Field in…

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SPHS Boys Volleyball Edges Carson, Advances To LACS Semis

Posted by Jamaal Kellen Street on May 10, 2013 at 1:30am 0 Comments

CARSON - On April 9, the San Pedro High boys volleyball came to Carson High, and the Colts swept the Pirates three straight in their first Marine League battle. On April 25, the Pirates returned the favor with a sweep of their own to gain a share of their second straight league crown at San Pedro High.

They would meet again on Thursday for higher stakes because this was a CIF-Los Angeles City Section Division I quarterfinal, and the Pirates were able to emerge victorious, 21-25, 25-18, 25-19, 21-25, 15-13. Senior middle blocker Sean Zuvich led the Pirates (24-7-1 overall) with 15 kills, 11 digs and six blocks, while senior setter Austin Freitas had 52…

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San Pedro City.org

Outreach Committee Meeting – May 29, 2013

OUTREACH COMMITTEE MEETING  Wednesday, May 29th, 2013  6:00 pm. Meeting to be held at Allyson... more »

Agenda Setting Meeting – May 28, 2013

Agenda Setting Meeting Tuesday, May 28 at 6:30pm Meeting to be held in the upstairs... more »

Mayoral Commitment, Stakeholder Definition, and Resolution

The South Los Angeles Alliance of Neighborhood Councils (SLAANC) created a list of specific commitments for the... more »

Stakeholder Meeting Agenda – May 14, 2013

STAKEHOLDER MEETING AGENDA TUESDAY, May 14, 2013 Port of Los Angeles High School, 250 W.... more »

Dismantling the Port Community Advisory Committee (PCAC)

Please see the attached Board report to dissolve the Port Community Advisory Committee (PCAC). This is going... more »

RanchoParkOnline.com

Your duty as a citizen -- pick your shade of grey

Tomorrow's election day. We've been bombarded with mail and tv, millions of dollars worth, and it still seems to me (and I usually try to follow these things) about very few tangible effects for the neighborhoods.(Interestingly, almost all the millions on the mayoral campaign have come from our neighbors on the westside.) The differences between the mayoral candidates are…

New Blood at Saint Johns - and Some May Have Been Spilled

It's located in Santa Monica but it's a big hospital Rancho Park adjacent, and it's just undergone a total architectural overhaul largely funded by Patrick Soon Shiong, an LA billionaire with an amazing background. (Briefly: Chinese parents, born in South Africa, educated in Canada, became a surgeon in LA, got UCLA professorship, resigned UCLA professorship to found startup which exploded, now may be richest man in town, …

Bike Safety for Westwood Blvd

Westwood Blvd has been designated a backbone of the LA 2010 Bike Plan Network and targeted for the extension of now fragmentary bike lanes.

The many cyclists who ride this corridor everyday, along with those would-be cyclists who have been afraid to get out there under current conditions, have welcomed this news.  The stretch between Santa Monica and Pico presents particularly dangerous conditions for cyclists as now configured.  This…

Homeless people in Rancho Park

I do not understand why there are so many homeless people in our neighborhood. I know most of them have been here for years and have no where else to go, but why do they come specifically to Rancho Park?

 
 
 

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"BOBBYWOOD: No Love for Lucy, a Storytelling Performance by Bill Ratner at Institute of Musical Arts

May 25, 2013 from 2pm to 4pm
"BOBBYWOOD: No Love for Lucy", is a theatrical performance of a darkly comic, original story, written and performed by renowned Hollywood voice artist, Bill Ratner, (one of America’s Most Heard voices). Bill is a voice-over announcer for television stations across the U.S., the movie trailer voice for numerous films, and the narrator of several television series. He is also famous for his many computer game and cartoon voices, and his stories on NPR. “BOBBYWOOD” is Bill’s quest to solve the…See More
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All's Well That End's Well - Grand Finale! at Point Fermin Park

August 10, 2013 from 8pm to 10pm
GRAND FINALE PERFORMANCE --Shakespeare by the Sea presentsAll’s Well That Ends Well Trickery and charades abound in this raucous comedy about Helena’s unrequited love and the lengths to which she goes to win her heart’s desire. Magic cures, two rings and a disguised heroine are needed to 'trick' her love into becoming the Prince Charming he never was! For audiences seeking quality, family entertainment, Shakespeare by the Sea's free performances can't be beat. Pack a picnic, a blanket and beach…See More
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King John at Point Fermin Park

June 27, 2013 from 8pm to 10pm
Shakespeare by the Sea presentsKing John Shakespeare’s own “Game of Thrones,” King John is filled with secret alliances, corruption and greed. It’s a poetic and powerful tale of a country’s struggle to unite under a single legitimate ruler. For audiences seeking quality, family entertainment, Shakespeare by the Sea's free performances can't be beat. Pack a picnic, a blanket and beach chair, gather loved ones, and settle in under the stars for a night of classic entertainment. The tales are…See More
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Thursday Kicks: Sounders, Keane & Gonzalez

*The Seattle Sounders face a challenging few days that includes their trip to Southern California Sunday to face the Galaxy. *Fair is fair: Here’s why Robbie Keane will miss MLS games with the Galaxy to play in exhibitions for Ireland. … Continue reading

LA Galaxy, Chivas USA learn U.S. Open Cup opponents

The Galaxy will play the Carolina Railhawks for the second consecutive season after the NASL club beat the Carolina Dynamo Tuesday night to reach the third round if the U.S. Open Cup. Kickoff is at 4:15 p.m. next Wednesday in … Continue reading

Weekly Soccer Column: Landon Donovan, USMNT, UEFA Champions League & more

You can read the weekly soccer column here. Noted: I received an email today from U.S. Soccer observing that the Gold Cup is not precisely “utterly superfluous” as I wrote in today’s column given this April announcement. Point taken. Now … Continue reading

LeimertParkBeat.com

Next Stop: Leimert Park. Los Angeles celebrates added stop on Crenshaw Line

The MTA Board with a 10-1 vote approved stops at Leimert Park and Hindry on the Crenshaw-LAX Line the day after the L.A. City Council…

My Reason To Relay

Like most of us, I know too many people whose lives have been touched by cancer. Quite frankly I believe that cancer is big business which is why in all this time scientists and doctors have not come up with a cure. In the meantime I've started participating in the annual Relay for Life event.

     They are held in communties across the United States. I will be participating in the Baldwin Hills Relay For Life…

Magic Johnson at the Crenshaw Farmers Market with mayoral candidate Wendy Gruel Sat. May 18

The Crenshaw Farmers' Market tomorrow.
It's Every Saturday from 10am-3pm.

Magic Johnson & Wendy Greuel open the Bfit Wellness Fair at
Baldwin Hills Crenshaw Farmers Market Saturday May 18th.
Come by at 10 o'clock to see our beloved LA Laker legend and Wendy Gruel, who could become the first women mayor of LA.

Bring your E-waste to the market for safe collection and disposal.

Also at the Market: "Ask the Dietitian" is back with a yummy recipe demo! 11:00am - 1:30pm
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FREE Community Brazilian Dance Party...Sat., May 18th 1- 3:30pm Class and 3:30pm - until??? FREE Dance Party

This Saturday artists from Bahia, Brazil are ready to dance with you! All ages are invited to move to the rhythms of Brazil.  The FREE Community Dance Party begins at 3:30pm.

Want to learn the correct movements for Brazilian Samba and Samba Reggae? Join the 1pm Samba Workshop with Slleyk da Bahia(Olodum). The workshop is $30 at the door or $25 in advance. No charge for children under 7.

Located at:

Casa Cultura Yoga and Dance

1623 Centinela…

The California African American Museum Celebrates National Children’s Book Week with Heads are Turning, Children are Learning Literary Event

The California African American Museum (CAAM) will celebrate National Children’s Book Week with the literacy event Heads are Turning, Children are Learning on Saturday, May 18, 2013, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.  Event co-hosts include actor Thomas Hobson of The Fresh Beat Band; actress Niketa Calame of The Lion King (animation); and actor Donis Leonard, Jr. from Showtime’s House of Lies.

 

During the literary event, renowned children’s author and…

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