A 101-year-old Palos Verdes Estates landmark will continue to serve the community’s recreational needs for years to come, thanks to a historic step forward in regional sustainability. Approximately 3.5 miles of new pipeline from an existing West Basin Municipal Water District’s water main in Torrance now delivers an annual supply of 210 acre-feet of recycled water to irrigate the fairways and greens of the Palos Verdes Golf Club.

Apprenticeships are state and federally recognized workforce development programs that allow participants to earn wages while gaining the skills, experience and industry-recognized credentials employers need. The South Bay Workforce Investment Board has helped develop apprenticeship opportunities across a variety of industry sectors throughout the region.

The SBCCOG recently joined the City of Redondo Beach to celebrate the ribbon cutting of the North Redondo Beach Bikeway extension. The extension improves safety while creating more vibrant community spaces for walking, biking, roller-skating and more.

The 26th General Assembly panel “Uniting Communities Through Art, Culture and Entertainment” explores how the South Bay is shaping culture through its thriving arts scene.

As the South Bay prepares to welcome visitors for the FIFA World Cup 2026™, Super Bowl LXI and the 2028 Summer Olympic and Paralympic Games, we are entering a once-in-a-generation period for our region. Major venues, infrastructure upgrades and transportation improvements are changing how our community and visitors move through and experience Los Angeles. Along the San Pedro waterfront, West Harbor is part of that shift—not just as a new dining, shopping and entertainment destination but as a continuation of this community’s relationship with the water.