New pandemic surge arrives in the Beach Cities
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by Mark McDermott
The new surge in COVID-19 cases that is occurring globally due to combination of the highly contagious novel coronavirus Delta variant and lingering unvaccinated populations has reached the Beach Cities.
Manhattan Beach, Hermosa Beach, and Redondo Beach all experienced a significant uptick in COVID-19 over the past two weeks.
Redondo Beach registered 65 new cases the week ending July 17, the most since January, which was the peak of the pandemic. Manhattan Beach registered 21 cases the week ending July 10, and 32 the following week, its highest totals since early April. Hermosa Beach registered 18 cases the week ending July 10, and 32 cases the week ending July 17, its highest total since early February. On July 20, Manhattan Beach reported 13 new cases.
Letters: 7-22-2021
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by Bob Pinzler
When you purchase a home, one of the first things you should ask is if you can see the deed to prove that the seller actually owns it.
I asked the same question of the Beach Cities Health District, to determine if they have the legal right to build something other than a hospital on the property they occupy on Prospect in Redondo Beach. They did not have such a document.
The genesis of this question was the proposal by BCHD to build an ultra-high-income, assisted living community to replace their former South Bay Hospital building. My first question to them was what had been promised to the citizens of the three beach cities when they voted to establish the district.
Pallet homes fine where they are, says RB council
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by Rachel Reeves
The Redondo Beach City Council voted Tuesday night to keep the pallet homes, which currently houses formerly unhoused people, where it is on Kingsdale Ave. in North Redondo Beach.
The pallet homes opened in December of last year thanks to pandemic-related relief funding. The plan proposed last October was for them to remain in North Redondo for six months, and then to discuss an extension or relocation. There was some back-and-forth about the northern and southern parts of Redondo Beach sharing the responsibility of hosting the portable housing units.