by Garth Meyer Driver killed on wet Torrance Boulevard A driver was killed Sunday morning at 2:46 a.m. when his vehicle, going east on Torrance Boulevard in…
by Garth Meyer An estimated 200 Redondo Union High School students walked out of silent study hall Wednesday morning to protest what they perceive as inadequate…
Just say no Dear ER: Last year, the Redondo Beach City Council formed a City Manager Task Force to decide parameters for allowing cannabis retailers in our city.
Two people were shot at the Redondo Beach Pier on Wednesday night, the Redondo Beach police chief said. Authorities later confirmed the suspect is dead.
Redondo plans double banger fireworks, festival on the Fourth easyreadernews.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from easyreadernews.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Police searching for 'armed and dangerous' suspect wanted in Redondo Beach homicide
By Mary Stringini article
REDONDO BEACH, Calif. - Police in Redondo Beach are searching for an "armed and dangerous" suspect wanted for allegedly stabbing a relative to death, investigators said Tuesday.
Adrian Gudino, 24, of Long Beach, was identified as the suspect in the killing of Gloria Pressett, 68. Authorities did not immediately release how Gudino and Pressett were related.
Pressett was stabbed inside a residence in the 2000 block of Carnegie Lane around 2:30 a.m. Tuesday. Police had responded to the residence regarding a fight between family members.
Authorities said Gudino left the house on foot before officers arrived at the scene.
Dear ER:
Daring to question the Governor Gavin Newsom’s and Barbara Ferrer’s lockdowns is a red line not to be crossed for Manhattan Beach Council Members Hildy Stern and Nancy Hersman. (“The Great Hadley Debate,” Easy Reader, November 29, 2020). Stern is adamant that such thoughts are dangerous: “We have the model for the misguided strategy of herd immunity in Sweden, where this approach drastically, and fatally, failed.” But Sweden’s cumulative death total is actually lower than LA County (7,000 vs. 7800) even though both have a population of 10 million. Shouldn’t our local elected leaders be asking why nine months of restrictions haven’t produced any better results than Sweden’s, which has kept schools and restaurants open and has no mask mandate?