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UpdatedFri, Jan 15, 2021 at 11:24 pm PT Reply Folks carve out spaces to enjoy food to-go from restaurants with friends, family and household members in Civic Center Plaza in Manhattan Beach on Friday, Jan. 15. Temperatures got as high as 84 degrees in Manhattan Beach. (Liz Spear | Manhattan Beach Patch) MANHATTAN BEACH, CA — With sublime weather and a three day holiday weekend for the observance of the Martin Luther King, Jr. holiday Monday, Jan. 18, Manhattan Beach is set to be the place to be... outdoors, at the beach, in the ocean, ordering food to-go and enjoying small household gatheri...

Reply The Manhattan Beach Pier draws residents, community members, visitors and tourists alike year-round. (Liz Spear | Manhattan Beach Patch) MANHATTAN BEACH, CA — MoneyGeek, a personal finance technology company, has released its ranking of the safest — and most dangerous — small cities and towns in the U.S. The study found that in 2020, many Americans fled large cities in the wake of the COVID-19 crisis, searching for a sense of security in small-town America. While many smaller cities and towns do have fewer crime incidents than big cities, small cities and towns are not universally...

UpdatedThu, Jan 14, 2021 at 6:33 am PT Replies(2) Dr. Mike Tarnay of Manhattan Beach shows the form indicating he had received his second dose of a vaccine for COVID-19. (Mike Tarnay) MANHATTAN BEACH, CA — He sees the personal impacts of the coronavirus every time he works. As an attending physician in the Emergency Department at Providence Little Company of Mary Medical Center in Torrance, Dr. Mike Tarnay of Manhattan Beach has treated the COVID-19 patients who arrive at the hospital in need of care. Currently, the ED sees about 150-180 patients a day. At least half have COVID-19, he told ...

UpdatedWed, Dec 16, 2020 at 10:44 am PT Reply The City Council of Manhattan Beach has authorized the city to offer a loan program for businesses in need to help maintain the small town charm and character independent, locally-owned businesses bring to the city. (Liz Spear | Manhattan Beach Patch) MANHATTAN BEACH, CA — The Manhattan Beach City Council voted 5-0 last night to offer an emergency business loan program to ailing businesses physically in the city due to the impacts of COVID-19. City Finance Director Steve Charelian told Manhattan Beach Patch, "Staff will be doing the heavy liftin...