About Redondo Beach

Where Adventure Meets Leisure in Southern California
Redondo Beach, California is one of Southern California?s seaside jewels, occupying the coastline of a white sand beach and 27 mile-long strand running along the ocean. A low-key residential and business community, Redondo Beach is also a vibrant visitor destination with some of California?s most appealing attractions, events, and activities. Its land area is 6.3 miles, and it is a full-service city with its own police, fire and public works departments, two public libraries, a performing arts center, fifteen parks, thirteen parkettes, a large recreational and commercial harbor including King Harbor, a 1,500-slip private craft port; the Redondo Beach Pier and Seaside Lagoon; and a bathing and surfing beach.  Located in the coastal perimeter of Los Angeles County, just twenty miles from downtown Los Angeles and seven miles south of Los Angeles International Airport, Redondo Beach has been a preferred resort destination for more than a century and one of the most desirable areas to live in the country.

History of Redondo Beach

Redondo Beach does not have just one memorable year in its history, it has several. Over the centuries the City has been inhabited by Native Americans, was a booming trade center for oil and lumber, and was fashioned as a popular resort town.  Before 1784, Native Americans occupied the Redondo area. They lived off the sea and used the salt flats located where the Edison Company is today. This Native American land became Rancho San Pedro in 1784 when the California government made it part of a large land grant to the Juan Jose Dominguez family.

In 1890, the Hotel Redondo opened. The City was becoming "The Place" for tourists. Railroads and steamships brought people by the thousands, not to mention freight loads of oil and lumber. At this time, Redondo was the first port of Los Angeles County. Steamers from the Pacific Steamship Company stopped at Redondo four times a week, at one of its three piers, and part of regular runs between San Francisco and San Diego.  The Redondo Railway Company and the Santa Fe Railroad left Los Angeles daily for Redondo at regular intervals. Eventually the City was served by Henry Huntington's Big Red Electric Cars. The Hotel Redondo, with its 18-hole golf course, lush landscaping, tennis courts and 225 luxurious rooms, each of which was  "touched by sunlight at some time of the day," induced more visitors than ever before to venture to the coast. If the price of hotel accommodations was too steep, one could rent a tent at nearby Tent City.  Patrons were charged $3.00 per week, or $10.00 per month for a tent. Wooden floors and electric lights were included in the price.

Several natural and man-made novelties lured visitors to Redondo Beach. Between Diamond Street and the Hermosa Beach city line there was Moonstone Beach. Natural mounds five to six feet deep and 40 to 50 feet wide of gem stones were there in which to frolic.  Carnation Gardens, in the general vicinity of Ruby and Sapphire Streets east of Catalina Avenue, offered 12 acres of sweet smelling flowers that were almost always in bloom. The piers, too, were an attraction. Sports fishing was unsurpassed and amusements such as games, rides and the largest salt water plunge in the world added to the excitement.

On April 18, 1892, Redondo voters adopted cityhood by a vote of 177-10.  The first City Hall was built in 1908 at Benita and Emerald Street.  Redondo's popularity began a slow evolution when San Pedro Harbor started to take shape in 1899. By 1912, the Pacific Steamship Company stopped calling at Redondo altogether. Lumber schooners still used Pier No. 3 at Topaz Street until the railroad pulled out in 1926.  Because of prohibition, the $250,000 Hotel Redondo closed its doors and in 1925 was sold for scrap lumber--the price was $300.  Big time gambling, complete with mobsters and shooting incidents, found its way to Redondo during the Depression. Chip games, bingo parlors, and a casino were run in full view of the law between 1936 and 1940. For a fare of 25 cents, a water-taxi would transport a visitor to the gambling ship Rex which operated three miles off shore.

Storms have been an on-going challenge for the City's piers, which have been rebuilt. Redondo's first breakwater was built in 1939 and although the cost was more than $500,000, it provided only limited protection. Because of the way it was constructed, wave action and the normal movement of the beach sand was altered.  Following each storm, sand accumulated north of the breakwater. In 1956, work began on the marina that Redondo has today--King Harbor. It is named after the man who was a moving force behind it, Representative Cecil R. King (Democrat, 17th District).

Redondo's population boomed in the '50s and '60s. In 1890, the population was 668; in 1940 it was 13,092; and in 1965 it was 54,772. Today, Redondo citizens number a little over 63,000.

Still known as a tourist and resort town, Redondo can boast of piers with fishing and amusements, a saltwater Lagoon reminiscent of the old plunge, waterfront fine dining, hotels, and a beautiful harbor. But, Redondo today is not all fun and games. Some of the best and most innovative schools in the State are located in Redondo. Small and large businesses flourish, and city services are on a par with or exceed those of any other South Bay city.

Live, Work and Play in Redondo Beach

City Government
Redondo Beach is a "charter city" governed by a council-manager form of government. The Mayor is elected at large, and one Council Member is elected from each of the five City districts. The mayor and council appoint the city manager as the chief administrative officer of the city to guide day-to-day operations.  The city's budget (General Fund appropriations) for Fiscal Year 2006-07 is $67,737,995.  Approximate per capita expenditures are $919 per year. The City employs a workforce of 577 full-time equivalent positions.  According to California Association of Realtors, September 2006, Median home price is approximately $785,000.

Demographics
Redondo Beach has an annual growth rate of approximately 0.8%, or about 260 additional residents per year. For data on the city's ethnic and racial breakdown, climate, education, home sales and values, new home construction, unemployment, commuting, population breakdown by occupation, average household size, and train transportation, visit City-Data.com.  See below for additional demographic information.

Real Estate in Redondo Beach
For information on housing, ask Michael Drotman.

Churches in Redondo Beach
Almost every faith has a house of worship in Redondo Beach, including Episcopal, Presbyterian, Catholic, Jewish, Baptist, Lutheran, Christian, Christ Science, Latter Day Saints, Greek Orthodox, and Methodist. Jehovah's Witness. For information on houses of worship, visit Churches.

Schools in Redondo Beach
Redondo Beach offers residents a full complement of schools, from pre-school through grade 12, centrally located to residential communities throughout the City. California has an open enrollment policy, which means that a child can attend any school in the district, referred to as intradistrict choice, including charter schools, as long as there is space. Some districts will allow children to attend a school in a neighboring district (called interdistrict choice).

Redondo Beach has:
18 Preschools
8 Elementary Schools
2 Middle Schools
1 High School
13 Public Schools
8 Private Schools
1 Continuation School
1 Adult School

See below for additional school information.  For comprehensive information about schools within Redondo Beach, call (310) 379-5449.  For information about El Camino College, call (310) 660-3296

Industry in Redondo Beach
The top major employers in the City of Redondo Beach are an amalgam of aerospace, food service, banking, retail, hotels, restaurants, visitor services, and city and federal government.

They include:
Northrop Grumman
U.S. Post Office
The Crowne Plaza Redondo Beach
The Portofino Hotel & Yacht Club
The Cheesecake Factory
Albertsons Grocery
Vons Markets
Douglas Furniture
City of Redondo Beach
Web Service Company
Comerica Bank
Comp USA
Ralphs Grocery
South Bay Galleria

Tourism
Redondo Beach's visitor industry is a major component of the City's growth, recycling tourist dollars year round through the community. The solid tourism infrastructure reflects an intense focus on growth of the visitor industry, and a new branding program, mounted last year, will ensure that the city competes successfully with other major visitor destinations throughout Southern California. For visitor information, call 310-376-6911. 

Redondo Beach - A Cultural Centerpiece of the South Bay
The Redondo Beach Performing Arts Center is the crown jewel of the South Bay performing arts scene. With its bold new modernistic grand lobby, featuring a black Indian slate exterior, granite water feature, stainless steel and cherry wood accents and a 21-feet high cherry ceiling. The 1,457-seat theatre is home to three prestigious and highly successful presenters:

Civic Light Opera of South Bay Cities
RBPAC is proud to be called home to the largest producing musical theatre company in Southern California, and winner of the 2008 Ovation Award for Best Musical (Miss Saigon), Civic Light Opera of South Bay Cities. RBPAC's official Resident Musical Theatre Company presents their 2010 Season, offering The Full Monty, Jesus Christ Superstar, Oklahoma!, and Seussical the Musical.
Distinguished Speaker Series
RBPAC is honored to host the Distinguished Speaker Series, which has featured such dignitaries as Margaret Thatcher, Tom Brokaw, the late Walter Cronkite, Colin Powell, and Madeleine Albright. Their 2008-09 season includes Pulitzer Prize-winning author/journalist Thomas Friedman, comedian Bob Newhart, former U.N. Ambassador John Bolton, Emmy winning journalist Anderson Cooper, documentary filmmaker Ken Burns, President of Liberia (and first female president of any African nation) Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf, and author/humanitarian Greg Mortenson.
Los Angeles Ballet
RBPAC takes great pride in hosting the first professional ballet company in the Los Angeles area in 25 years! Having completed their first two seasons to universal critical acclaim, Los Angeles Ballet announces their newest season, including their newly-choreographed holiday classic The Nutcracker, plus classic works by Balanchine and Bournonville, as well as several world premieres.  For information, on the Redondo Beach Performing Arts Center, call (310) 937-6607.  The Center is located at: 1935 Manhattan Beach Boulevard, Redondo Beach CA 90278, (Northeast corner of the intersection with Aviation Blvd.).

Redondo Beach, a City of Pastoral Parks
Redondo Beach is blessed not only with a superb recreational beach and biking/skating promenade that flanks the ocean, but with family parks and recreation. A map and details of each park are available at Map of Redondo Beach Parks. Here is a sampling of the city's largest parks:

• Alta Vista Park, a 10.15 acre park, has a tennis and racquetball center, community center, picnic shelter, and play area, and Julia Field.
• Dominguez Park, 23.75 acres, has grass and trees for an off-leash dog park, Little League field, picnic areas, play equipment, Historical Museum.
• Aviation Park, 14.28 acres, is the site of the Redondo Beach Performing Arts Center, gymnasium, track and field.
• Franklin Park,10.18 acre, features a community center, class rooms, youth theater, play equipment, picnic areas.
• Hopkins Wilderness Park, 11.0 acres, has a visitor center, overnight camping, and interpretive programs.
  

Shopping and Dining in Redondo Beach
The City of Redondo Beach has been a preferred resort destination for more than a century. A coastline and beaches rival those anywhere in the world, a pleasure pier for strolling, and shopping and dining. The South Bay Galleria offers sophisticated shopping with major anchor stores, including Nordstrom, and Riviera Village has become famous for its eclectic cafes, boutiques, and shops:

SOUTH BAY GALLERIA: This impressive array of stores, shops, and boutiques, encompasses three levels, with vaulted skylight, food court with wireless access, subtle water features, lush landscaping, two over-sized glass elevators and granite tile flooring with a wave pattern to reflect the beach community.  What makes the shopping experience so pleasurable is the range of guest services that visitors rarely experience elsewhere. One of these - the Roving Ambassadors program - assists guests with package carry-out; stroller and wheelchair delivery to vehicles, and other services. The Galleria's Just Because! Program entitles young Ambassadors to present guests with a voucher for a complimentary treat provided by participating retailers.
Kids can sign up for membership in Kid's Club, held the first Tuesday of every month at 6:30 pm in the Food Court.  Youngsters are treated to entertainment that is fun and educational.  The Galleria Gators is a free walking club open to residents and visitors, alike. The purpose is for members to get exercise walking the mall, and one of the perks is a list of stories offering discounts to members and a welcome packet filled with goodies. Members receive a time/mileage re-cap of how far they've walked and prizes are given away at quarterly award meetings.  For information, call Guest Services at (310) 371-7546.

RIVIERA VILLAGE: this charming shopping "village" - just one block from Palos Verdes Inn, features six blocks of unique shops, boutiques and restaurants that carry distinctive items. Each summer, Riviera Village is the site of the Riviera Village Summer Festival, where fine arts and crafts are for sale.  Halloween Fun Day occurs each Halloween, late afternoon, when Riviera Village hosts trick-or treating the night of Halloween, October 31.  Streets are closed on Catalina from Avenue I to Palos Verdes Boulevard, and Puppeteer Jim Gambol and his puppets perform their magical entertainment. The first Thursday after Thanksgiving, visitors can ease into the holiday spirit at the Riviera Village Holiday Stroll. Stores are brilliantly decorated, and appetizers and refreshments are served. Santa, and strolling carolers and musicians are on hand to add festivity to the Christmas scene.

Restaurants
Redondo Beach is known as one of the best seafood destinations in Southern California.  Fresh fish is served in more than 20 restaurants, several located on the entertainment pier.  Seafood markets sell many varieties of fish cooked-to-order or packaged to take home.  Restaurants range from European to American, Asian, Italian, and Mexican.

Redondo Beach City Services and Transportation
Beach Cities Transit
BCT provides community-based service for residents and visitors that results in reduced traffic congestion and parking challenges, offers convenient connections with other transit providers operating in the South Bay, initiates new transit to employment sites, encourages residents to choose transit rather than driving alone and provides exclusive para-transit service for senior and disabled residents of Redondo Beach and Hermosa Beach.  Three fixed-routes provide convenient north/south service connecting the Beach Cities - Redondo Beach, Hermosa Beach, Manhattan Beach and El Segundo. Additionally, the service provides east/west connectivity to the City of Torrance.

NOT-TO-BE-MISSED ANNUAL REDONDO BEACH EVENTS
REDONDO BEACH, Calif. - There's nothing more fun than marking time to the beat of a free summer concert on the pier or drawing your own art on the pier at the annual Chalk Festival.  Those are just a sampling of the enthralling, exciting events that await visitors to Redondo Beach:

January 2010
2nd Annual Southern California Slack Key Festival
January 24: 2:00 p.m.
Come out to the Southern California Slack Key Festival for a showcase of the most respected names in Hawaiian slack key guitar today, all on one stage in sunny Redondo Beach! Held at the Redondo Beach Performing Arts Center,
this event is sure to leave you yearning for the "island life."
February 2010
32nd Annual Redondo Beach Super Bowl Sunday 10K & 5K Run/Walk
February 7: 6:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Join more than 10,000 race enthusiasts at Southern California's greatest Super Bowl Celebration! Now in its 31st year, the Redondo Beach Super Bowl Sunday 10K & 5K Run/Walk, presented by the Redondo Beach Chamber of Commerce & Visitors Bureau, is a great way to celebrate the biggest day in sports and enjoy the picturesque sites of Redondo Beach: the Pacific Ocean, the Redondo Beach Historic Pier, the Marina in King Harbor, the Wyland whale mural, ocean breezes, fresh air and beautiful Southern California winter weather. Run, walk, or stroll in the Redondo Beach Super Bowl Sunday 10K Run, 5K Run/Walk or Baby Buggy 10K. There will also be a costume contest that is a big hit every year!  Participants and guests can also enjoy great food, beverages and a variety of running accessories at the 2-day Health & Fitness Expo, Presented by Ecousable. Start your Super Bowl Sunday on a healthy, fun and festive note and finish in plenty of time to enjoy America's Classic - Super Bowl XLIII!
March 2010
35th Annual Festival of the Kite
Date - TBA 12:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.
The Festival of the Kite is presented by the Redondo Beach Pier Association and Sunshine Kite Co. and is one of southern California's best and longest-running kite festival sponsored by X-Kites. This year the festival will include a martial arts demonstration by Chambliss Taekwondo, live music on the pier and $500 in prizes will be awarded! Prizes for highest kite, youngest kite flyer, youngest at heart kite flyer, best hand-made kite, best ground display and kite trivia contest winner. The day will culminate with a mass kite ascension flight.
6th Annual Yo-Yo competition
Date - TBA: 12:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.
The 6th Annual Yo-Yo competition, sponsored by Yo-Yo Factory and Yo-Yo Jam, will include a F.A.S.T. throw down (10 timed tricks), freestyle performance, most improved player, best trick, compulsories, longest sleeper and longest Buddha sleeper (world record set on the Redondo Pier last year at 16 minutes, 40 seconds beating the former record by over two minutes). Over $1,000 in prizes including $100 for the winner of the F.A.S.T. competition!
3rd Annual Craig's Hot Dog on a Stick Eating Contest
Date - TBA: 12:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Come hungry! There is a $200 prize for the person that can eat the most Craig Hot Dog's on a Stick!
April 2010
29th Annual Springfest & Chili Cook-Off
Date - TBA
Presented by the North Redondo Beach Business Association, the annual Springfest and Chili Cook-Off is fun for the whole family. Enjoy a preview night on April 16, a DJ video show on the 17th, battle of the bands, chili cookoff, beer garden and a DJ on the 18th and on the 19th, guests can enjoy a classic car show, beer garden, K-9 demonstrations, critter show and a DJ.
May 2010
Art & Jazz Festival
Date - TBA - 3: 10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Stroll down to the pier for the sights and sounds of various jazz performers alongside artisans and craftsmen displaying their works.
June 2010
Chopper Fest
Date - TBA
Chopper Fest is a celebration of motorcycles and motorcycle riding in America. This event will feature new and custom bikes on display backed by live rock n' roll.
31st Annual Riviera Village Summer Festival
Date TBA
The jewel of South Bay street festivals, the Riviera Village Summer Festival marks its 29th year, with over 200 arts and crafts vendors showing their wares, children's amusement park rides and carnival games, live music, a food court and wine and beer garden. There's something for everyone at the Riviera Village Summer Festival. For more information, contact Jamie Jansen at Village Runner, (310) 265-3356.
July 2010
2010 Summer of Music - Concerts on the Pier
Date TBA: 6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. (every Thursday and Saturday)
Bring your beach chairs down to the Redondo Beach Pier and enjoy free concerts that include musical sounds such as Swing, Blues, Country, Pop, Latin, Blue Grass and other fabulous entertainment that resonates in the summer air. These concerts run throughout the summer and feature well-known bands and performing artists.
Redondo Beach Fireworks & Seaside Lagoon Party
July 4 (time TBA)
Join friends and family for an old-fashioned BBQ, family game day and block party at Seaside Lagoon. Reserved seating ensures a prime view of the spectacular fireworks display and mind-blowing laser light show, synchronized to patriotic and nostalgic Southern California lifestyle music, and launched only yards away.
Tom Collier Boat Race
Date TBA: Noon
This is the perfect chance to see colorful spinnakers of boats racing to the finish line in King Harbor. Dozens of boats participate and it's a great opportunity for photographers to get pictures of billowing sails on the ocean. Viewing sites are available throughout King Harbor, the Redondo Beach Pier and along the Esplanade. Sailors who want to participate may call the King Harbor Yacht Club at 310-376-2459.
2nd Annual Aloha Falsetto Festival
Date - TBA: 2:00 p.m.
Enjoy a Hawaiian song and dance celebration featuring Hawaii's hottest talent all on one stage in Redondo Beach. Held at the Redondo Beach Performing Arts Center, the Aloha Falsetto Festival is your chance to see an amazing part of Hawaiian culture up close.
International Surf Festival
Date - TBA
The annual International Surf Festival takes place in Redondo Beach, Hermosa Beach and Manhattan Beach, with competitions in surfing, running, lifeguard dory races, sand soccer, bodysurfing, volleyball, paddleboard swimming and much more.
August 2010
2010 Summer of Music - Concerts on the Pier
Date TBA: 6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. (every Thursday and Saturday)
Bring your beach chairs down to the Redondo Beach Pier and enjoy free concerts that include musical sounds such as Swing, Blues, Country, Pop, Latin, Blue Grass and other fabulous entertainment that resonates in the summer air. These concerts run throughout the summer and feature well-known bands and performing artists.
7th Annual Chalk Art Festival
Date TBA: 12:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Come out to Redondo Beach and see how the Redondo Beach Pier's walkway becomes a veritable canvas on which all can create their own chalk art. The first 150 people to enter receive free chalk. The festival is FREE to the public and open to all ages. Individual and team prizes will be awarded in various categories.
September 2010
2010 Summer of Music - Concerts on the Pier
Date TBA: 6:00 - 8:00 p.m.
Bring your beach chairs down to the Redondo Beach Pier and enjoy free concerts every Thursday and Saturday evening. Dance or listen to a wide variety of musical sounds such as Classic Rock, Swing, Blues, Country, Pop, Latin, Blue Grass and other fabulous entertainment that resonates in the summer air. These concerts run throughout the summer and feature well-known bands and performing artists.
Redondo Beach Chamber of Commerce & Visitors Bureau

14th Annual Dive N? Surf Redondo Beach Lobster Festival
September 24: 5:00 p.m. - 11:00 p.m.
September 25: 12:00 p.m. - 11:00 p.m.
September 26: 10:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.
The Dive N' Surf Redondo Beach Lobster Festival is one of Redondo Beach's most popular events that brings thousands of visitors and residents out for delicious Maine lobster, great live music and an exciting professional wakeboarding demonstrations.
6th Annual Rides, Rods & Relics
Date TBA: 10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Join other car enthusiasts at the 6th Annual Rods, Rides & Relics car show. Over 80 incredible cars will be on display over the water along the Redondo Beach Pier and classic rock tunes will be playing in the background.
October 2010
Annual Halloween Trick-or-Treating in Riviera Village
October 31: 4:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.
Every year, the Riviera Village hosts trick-or-treating the night of Halloween. Streets are closed on Catalina from Avenue I to Palos Verdes Boulevard so kids can visit local businesses for candy or watch Jim Gamble and his puppets perform.
November 2010
South Bay Galleria's Santa's Arrival Breakfast
Date - TBA: 8:30 a.m. - 10:00 a.m.
Children, ages 2 to 12, are invited to join Santa, Mrs. Claus and their friends at South Bay Galleria for this FREE event in the Food Court on Level 3. The fun-filled morning will be complete with face painters, balloon artists, train rides, breakfast from McDonald's and a special keepsake gift. Reservations for Santa's Breakfast can be made by contacting Guest Services at (310) 371-7546.
Seaside Ice
November - January
Visitors and residents in Redondo Beach get a special treat where they can ice skate with a view of the Pacific Ocean at Seaside Ice from November to January. Come down to Seaside Lagoon and see the amazing outdoor ice skating rink that has received international attention. For more information, call (310) 937-0573.
December 2010
Riviera Village Holiday Stroll
Date - TBA: 6:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m.
The Riviera Village will ring in the holidays with their annual Holiday Stroll. Meet Santa, ride a horse-drawn carriage, listen to strolling singers and enjoy street entertainment while you shop under twinkling lights and holiday ambiance!
Santa on the Redondo Beach Pier
Date TBA: 4:30 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.
Come out as Santa welcomes families to the Redondo Beach Pier. This event is FREE to the public. Take your photo with Santa and get a candy cane or other sweet treat. Christmas carolers will be singing holiday tunes. Bring an unwrapped toy to donate to Cheer for Children, a charity benefiting terminally ill children.
14th Annual King Harbor Yacht Club Christmas Boat Parade
Date TBA: 5:30 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.
During the 14th Annual King Harbor Yacht Club Christmas Boat Parade, the entire harbor along Harbor Drive lights up with brilliantly decorated boats parading sparkling, colored lights and seasonal decorations. This parade is FREE and can be seen from many of the pier or marina restaurants or along the break wall. For more information, call (310) 376-2459.

Demographics
Redondo Beach Census & Demographics Information

Land Area of Redondo Beach
City of Redondo Beach                 6.3 square miles

Population Growth: 1900 - 2000

Year	Population	% Change
1900	855	---
1910	2,935	243.3
1920	4,913	67.4
1930	9,347	90.3
1940	13,092	40.1
1950	25,226	92.7
1960	46,986	86.3
1970	56,075	19.3
1980	57,102	1.8
1990	60,167	5.4
2000	63,261	5.1
2010	---	---

Major Employers

• Northrop Grumman
• Nordstrom
• Macy's
• Web Services Company
• The Cheesecake Factory
• Comerica Bank
• U.S. Post Office
• Crowne Plaza Hotel
• South Bay Family Health Center
• Redondo Beach Unified Schools District

Median Household Income
$84,291

Median Home Value
$615,000

Utilities
West Basin Municipal Water District
17140 S. Avalon Blvd., #210
Carson, CA 90746
Phone: (310) 660-6200
Fax: (310) 217-2415

California Water Service Co.
2632 W. 237th St.
Torrance, CA 90505
Phone: (310) 257-1400
Fax: (310) 325-4605

The Gas Company
2929 182nd St., ML9557
Redondo Beach, CA 90278
Phone: (800) 427-2200

Metropolitan Water District of Southern California
700 N Alameda Street
Los Angeles, CA 90012
Phone: (213) 217-5538

Southern California Edison
505 Maple Ave.
Torrance, CA 90503
Phone: (310) 783-9386
Fax: (310) 783-9388


Schools
Birney School
1600 Green Lane
Redondo Beach, CA 90278
Phone: (310) 798-8626
Fax: (310) 937-6511     
Member Since: 1992   
 
Redondo Beach Unified School District
1401 Inglewood Ave.
Redondo Beach, CA 90278
Phone: (310) 379-5449
Fax: (310) 798-8610
Member Since: 1985

Coast Christian School
525 Earle Ln.
Redondo Beach, CA 90278
Phone: (310) 798-5181
(310) 370-5849
Fax: (310) 798-1575
Private Christian Education Preschool through - 8th grade   
Member Since: 2004

Jefferson School
600 Harkness Lane
Redondo Beach, CA 90278
Phone: (310) 798-8631
Fax: (310) 937-6506     
Member Since: 1991   
 
Savoir Faire Language Institute
322 Vista Del Mar, #B
Redondo Beach, CA 90277
Phone: (310) 378-1086
Fax: (310) 378-8236
French, Spanish, English, Arabic, German, Language Institute   
Member Since: 2008

South Bay Adult School
3401 Inglewood Ave.
Redondo Beach, CA 90277
Phone: (310) 937-3340
Fax: (310) 937-3345     
Member Since: 1985

Southern California Regional Occupational Center
2300 Crenshaw Blvd.
Torrance, CA 90501
Phone: (310) 224-4200
Fax: (310) 320-1029
Career preparation center for 7 school districts and 18 high schools and adult schools. 12,000 students each year.   
Member Since: 1992

EF International Language Schools
1650 S. Pacific Coast Hwy., #210
Redondo Beach, CA 90277
Phone: (310) 540-2556
EF International Language Schools is dedicated to tearing down the barriers of language and culture by teaching English and the culture of America and by experiencing American life by living with local host families. Our students come from over 30 countries.   
Member Since: 2006

Lincoln School
2223 Green Lane
Redondo Beach, CA 90278
Phone: (310) 798-8646
Fax: (310) 793-6786     
Member Since: 1991   
 
Madison School
2200 Mackay Lane
Redondo Beach, CA 90278
Phone: (310) 798-8623
Fax: (310) 798-3923     
Member Since: 1991   
 
Parras School
200 North Lucia Ave.
Redondo Beach, CA 90277
Phone: (310) 798-8616
Fax: (310) 798-8620     
Member Since: 1991   
 
Redondo Shores
631 Vincent Park
Redondo Beach, CA 90277
Phone: (310) 798-8665
Fax: (310) 798-5287     
Member Since: 1998   
 
Redondo Union High School
631 Vincent Park
Redondo Beach, CA 90277
Phone: (310) 798-8665
Fax: (310) 798-4685     
Member Since: 1985   
 
Tulita School
1520 Prospect Ave.
Redondo Beach, CA 90277
Phone: (310) 798-8628
Fax: (310) 798-8698     
Member Since: 1991   
 
Washington School
1100 Lilienthal Lane
Redondo Beach, CA 90278
Phone: (310) 798-8302
Fax: (310) 798-8302     
Member Since: 1991   
 
Adams School
2600 Ripley Ave.
Redondo Beach, CA 90278
Phone: (310) 798-8636
Fax: (310) 318-3064     
Member Since: 1991   
 
Alta Vista School
815 Knob Hill Ave.
Redondo Beach, CA 90277
Phone: (310) 798-8650
Fax: (310) 798-8662
Member Since: 1991   
 
Beryl School
920 Beryl St.
Redondo Beach, CA 90277
Phone: (310) 798-8611
Fax: (310) 937-6513     
Member Since: 1991   


Houses of Worship

Temple Menorah
1101 Camino Real
Redondo Beach, CA 90277
Phone: (310) 316-8444
(310) 316-8997
Fax: (310) 540-7677     
Tuvia Preschool, Menorah Day Camp, Menorah Day School   
Member Since: 1996

St. James Church
124 N. Pacific Coast Hwy.
Redondo Beach, CA 90277
Phone: (310) 372-5228
Fax: (310) 530-1375
The mission of St. James is to build up those weak in faith, healing the hurt and alienated of all people.   
Member Since: 2006   
 
St. Katherine Greek Orthodox Church
722 Knob Hill Ave.
Redondo Beach, CA 90277
Phone: (310) 540-2434     
Member Since: 2000