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By Brian Hews • February 17, 2021   Formed by a vote of the people in 1959, the WRD has been managing and protecting groundwater resources for 60 years. WRD manages two of the most utilized groundwater basins in the nation which provide half of the drinking water supply for 4 million residents and 43 cities in southern Los Angeles County WRD will be conducting their Eco-Gardener classes, participants can learn about how to conserve water and build their own gardens. Join one of their virtual classes; the first, Edible Gardening, is February 23 from 5 to 6 PM. You can turn part of your ordi...

TINY BUT MIGHTY: Fourth District L.A. County Supervisor Janice Hahn with Redondo Beach Mayor Bill Brand surveying pallet houses for the homeless. The houses are 8 x 8  foot and can accommodate one or two people inside, with drop down beds, power outlets, heaters, and personal locked storage areas.   By Brian Hews and Tammye McDuff • December 30, 2020 Two weeks ago, L.A. County Supervisor Janice Hahn shared photos that showed her and Redondo Beach Mayor Bill Brand touring pallet houses for the homeless located on a city yard on Kingsdale near the South Bay Galleria. Pallet houses are eight...

COVID Hits Cerritos Employees at City Hall, Other City Facilities Share this: By Brian Hews • December 20, 2020 Hews Media Group-Cerritos News has confirmed with city officials that several Cerritos City Hall employees have either contracted or have been exposed to COVID-19. A few employees have contacted HMG-CN and also confirmed the outbreak. Following COVID-19 guidelines, the city told the employees who contracted COVID and the employees who were exposed to immediately quarantine. One of the employees forward an anonymous letter sent to City Manager Art Gallucci with a note stating, “...

ABCUSD Teachers Win SONIC Fundraiser for Classroom Requests Share this: By Brian Hews • December 20, 2020 For the twelfth year in a row and during an especially urgent time of need, SONIC® Drive-In donated an all-time high of $1.3 million to fund public school teacher requests across the country as part of its annual Limeades for Learning Fall Voting Campaign. In partnership with nonprofit teacher crowdfunding platform, DonorsChoose and with the help of SONIC fans, a teacher from Artesia, and ten from Cerritos won funds to create an engaging learning environment. From Monday, Sept. 28 thr...