Mike Yardley: Return to Malibu
Mike Yardley describes his visit to Malibu late last year, encouraging people to visit the area in the wake of the Los Angeles fires.
Trade excess for mindfulness on these 2025 and 2026 wellness cruises
If overindulgence makes you feel more sluggish than rested and relaxed after your vacation, it's time to find a new way to cruise. Try these wellness-themed sailings that are bookable now as you kick off your self-care goals for the year.
Ocean County to defy Murphy and work with ICE, seeks more state aid to educate undocumented
The all-Republican Board of Commissioners has also called on Gov. Murphy to fund the cost of educating undocumented students in its public schools.
Golf Real Estate’s New Golden Age: Surging Demand, Changing Lifestyles
The landscape of golf real estate is experiencing a renaissance, driven by a perfect storm of factors that extend well beyond the traditional appeal of a links lifestyle.
Condo company sues Myrtle Beach, says new long-term rental ban cost them over $16M
Myrtle Beach's new long-term rental regulations face a legal challenge from MBSC Property South LLC that alleges the policy will cost the company millions.
Miami Beach decides to keep Ocean Drive limited to pedestrians
Now, despite a court order to reopen the street, the City of Miami Beach is keeping Ocean Drive pedestrian only.
Map Shows Where California Homes Are Sliding Into the Ocean
Parts of the Southern California coastal community of Rancho Palos Verdes were shifting 4 inches closer to the ocean each week in mid-to-late 2024, NASA found.
Eureka City Council Approves $1.4 Million Budget Allocaiton for New Operations Complex, Corp Yard
The Eureka City Council on Tuesday approved a $1.4 million budget request to begin site work for the Eureka Operations Complex, a new maintenance facility and corporation yard slated for an undeveloped lot at the southern end of town,
Miami Beach faces delays in Ocean Drive traffic reopening amid safety concerns
A judge initially ordered the city to comply by January 15, but a stay was granted, giving the city an extension.
Judge Tosses Trimper Fraud Lawsuit
A Worcester County Circuit Court Judge has dismissed a multi-million dollar fraud lawsuit against multiple former board members of Trimper family businesses in Ocean City.
A Jim Crow Era Relic In Ocean City Is Still Awaiting Some Much Needed TLC
Restoration work on the Henry Hotel was supposed to start a few months ago. Although the work has been delayed, the foundation working to save the
Experience Manchester United like never before in Marriott Hotels Suite of Dreams
With views overlooking the famous pitch, football fans and Marriott Bonvoy members were able to stay overnight at Manchester United’s home stadium and be transported back to the Red Devils’ most dominant era,
Asteroid The Size Of Football Field Has Chance Of Hitting Earth In 8 Years
It may sound apocalyptic, but a newly detected asteroid nearly the size of a football field now has a greater than one percent chance of colliding with Earth.
NASA Radar Shows a Surge in Landslide Activity in California
Learn about the surge of landslide activity in California's Palos Verdes Peninsula as measured by NASA, showing the effects of climate change and intensifying precipitation.