The Beach Reporter

Manhattan Beach, Estados Unidos

3.9

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+1 310-372-0388
Sitio web:
www.tbrnews.com
Dirección:
400 S Sepulveda Blvd, Manhattan Beach, CA, 90266
Manhattan Beach
Paradas y estaciones de transporte público cercanas:
3.2 kmRedondo Beach
3.5 kmDouglas
4.5 kmEl Segundo
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Horario local (Manhattan Beach) 12:18 miércoles, 28 de mayo de 2025

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7 opiniones sobre The Beach Reporter

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Tu valoración: 5
Clearwater, Tampa Bay, FL
Great paper, great staff! Wonderful story feature they did on me last week! Thank you Mary!
Tu valoración: 1
Torrance, CA
The Letters to the Editor section has become this paper’s Embarrassment. This section has become a place for untruths and malicious statements.
The BR prints it and validates the libel.
Tu valoración: 5
Manhattan Beach, CA
I look forward to Thursdays and the new edition of the Beach Reporter!
While it does have a lot about real estate, it is so much more. If you live in the South Bay, it is the best source of information for what’s going on. There are great reviews of restaurants, ads of new places, coupons, etc. And the weekly full page ad for Fry’s on the back. (too they will tell you where the DUI checkpoints on the weekends.)
They actually redesigned it and moved the Real Estate section to the complete back of the paper.
Tu valoración: 5
Los Angeles, CA
I love the Beach Reporter because it is free and it keeps me informed with what is going on in the South Bay.
A few weeks ago they did a one page profile on me in the real estate section and it was not an ad that I paid for… I like them even more now.
Tu valoración: 3
San Francisco Bay Area, CA
I agree with everything Marisa and Joan have written before me about the real estate ads. However, I’m not such a big fan of their editorial content.
How many photos can they print of a random government official shaking another random government official’s hand while at some ceremony? The stories are a bit better, but sometimes read like a script of a city council meeting that I could not possibly care less about.
Tu valoración: 4
Hesperia, CA
I’m a fan of the beach reporter– a nice, free, easy read full of the ‘goings on’ in the beach cities. It was very helpful when looking for a place to rent when my husband and I first came out to LA.
Tu valoración: 4
Los Angeles, CA
This is the local newspaper you need when searching for real estate in the beach cities: Manhattan Beach, Hermosa Beach, Redondo Beach, El Segundo. Just about half the paper is listings… the latest on what is available to buy, including pictures of the properties & open house dates… even better info than the internet in this category. The Beach Reporter is free and can be found everywhere. It comes out every Thursday.