Gardena Valley News

Gardena Valley News

Established in 1904, the Gardena Valley News has served as the primary newspaper for the city of Gardena for over a century, chronicling local happenings both before and after Gardena became an official city in 1930. Reflecting the city’s rich diversity and unique demographics, the GVN has reported on significant historical events, including the Great Depression of the late 1930s, various global conflicts, the civil rights movement of the 1960s, and the Civil Liberties Act of 1988. Through these stories, the newspaper has captured the evolving perspectives of Gardena residents across generations.

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  • 3 days ago | gardenavalleynews.org | Shari Barrett

    By Shari BarrettWriters have learned since taking pen to paper that it is best to write what you know. As a Jewish man growing up in Atlanta in the 1940s and 1950s celebrating Christmas and Easter while never attending a seder or following any Jewish traditions, playwright Alfred Uhry was subjected to all the antisemitism that runs rampant through his masterpiece musical Parade now at the Ahmanson Theatre.

  • 1 week ago | gardenavalleynews.org | Shari Barrett

    By Shari Barrett After the devastating loss of their physical theater, The Pierson Playhouse, in the Palisades firestorm at the beginning of 2025 just 3 days prior to the scheduled opening of Jest a Second!, Theatre Palisades has risen from the ashes to present the hilarious sequel to Beau Jest at the Westchester Playhouse thanks to the generosity of Kentwood Players for sharing their theater space (as well as the Morgan-Wixson and the Blue Door theaters who also provided rehearsal space to...

  • 1 week ago | gardenavalleynews.org | Joe Snyder

    By Joe SnyderOver the past couple of months, Serra High’s football team participated in several Spring-Summer passing and other football fundamental events and head coach Scott Altenberg is seeking to bring back contention for CIF-Southern Section and CIF-State crowns this fall. The Cavaliers strength appears to be on defense, behind senior tackle Khary Wilder, a four-star recruit who already committed to Big 10 power Ohio State University.

  • 1 week ago | gardenavalleynews.org | Brett Callwood

    By Brett CallwoodAt the City Council meeting on the evening of Tuesday, June 10, Police Item 15A called for, “Execution of Five-Year Contract with Axon Enterprise, Inc. for Police Body Worn Video in the Amount Not to Exceed $681,072.94.”The staff note read, “In September 2020, the Gardena Police Department entered into a second five-year agreement with Axon Enterprise, Inc., which provided 90 Professional License users with AB3 body-worn cameras and online storage through Evidence.com.

  • 2 weeks ago | gardenavalleynews.org | Joe Snyder

    By Joe SnyderSince 1968, athletes of all ages with intellectual disabilities have been competing in various sports and last weekend’s Special Olympics at Cal State University, Long Beach was another success. Included were local teams from Torrance and the rest of the South Bay. It was a grand finale of the unified spring sports that included athletics (track and field), basketball, bocce (a little like croquet or lawn bowling), flag football and swimming.

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