Help Rescue The Redondo Beach Waterfront; Revitalize, not Supersize
Join the next King Harbor Amenities Meeting on May 31, 2022 at 6:30 PM. This is your opportunity to let city leaders know what you want to do to Revitalize Not Supersize Our Harbor. The May 31st meeting will be the last City-sponsored community engagement event before a complete draft plan is formulated and […]
Join the next King Harbor Amenities Meeting on March 7, 2022 at 6:30 PM. Go to the link below and register to let everyone know what you want to do to Revitalize Not Supersize Our Harbor. https://www.khamenitiesplan.com/ With the recent change to a resident-centric majority in our City Council it’s now […]
At the Redistricting meeting today, the commission is open to the idea but can’t seem to come up with how to make the change. We need to move about 122,000 people from District 4 to District 2 so we need to tell them how to do it. The solution: Move Lynwood, Florence, and […]
Stop the Beach Cities from being lumped into a NEW County District with Downtown Los Angeles. – Next Meeting Tomorrow 12/11/21 at 9am. After the meeting today the Beach Cities have been lumped into Downtown LA and separated from the PV Peninsula, San Pedro, and Long Beach. This makes no sense and unless WE […]
Stop the Santa Monica-fication of Redondo Beach Re-elect Mayor Bill Brand, Re-elect Nils Nehrenheim and Todd Loewenstein, Elect Zein Obagi for District4 City Council, and Harden Sooper for City Attorney You must like Redondo Beach: you choose to live here. Outside developers like our city too, but they want to change our zoning to build […]
District 1 Voters A Wall Between The Avenues Brad Waller, a member of Redondo’s General Plan Advisory Committee, recently voted there for high-density multi-story housing to be built all along PCH in South Redondo. That means new construction can be built 45 feet tall; and with builder incentives, increased to nearly 60 feet! This […]
The AES plant during one of two recent “healthy” start ups. Meet some of our new neighbors who just bought the AES plant! Now that the deal is closed we know they are pushing hard to keep this 60-year-old environmental hazard and eyesore open for the next several years. So let’s take a look at who […]