Help Rescue The Redondo Beach Waterfront; Revitalize, not Supersize
CenterCal Sued Again! Redondo Beach residents know CenterCal doesn’t pay their bills, their contractual obligations, their lawsuit judgments and has cost us millions. But do other cities? Buyer beware! In another stunning display of flagrant “If It Doesn’t Go Our Way, We’ll Refuse To Pay”. CenterCal has apparently turned on yet another of their “Paid […]
Thursday, June 27, 2019 marked a great day for the truth, justice, democracy and the people of Redondo Beach. The judge in the CenterCal and Westport Capital-funded frivolous and malicious lawsuit filed in name only by shills Chris Voisey and Arnette Travis, granted motions for defense counsel’s legal fees totaling just over $898,000. In other […]
CenterCal SLAPPs Another Lawsuit on Redondo for the BeachLife Festival! That’s right! It’s official and disgusting! The duo serial-litigation team of CenterCal and Westport Capital, aka Redondo Beach Waterfront LLC (“RB WF LLC”), filed a new lawsuit on 4/18/19. This lawsuit is against Redondo Beach and its residents for allowing the BeachLife Festival. A copy […]
CenterCal’s Bruning and Wardy, Westport Capital’s Geiger, and Residents Travis & Voisey GUILTY! CenterCal’s CEO Fred Bruning and Vice President Jean Paul Wardy are specifically named responsible parties for the malicious lawsuit filed by Arnette Travis and Chris Voisey, declared numerous times by the court as “Shills for a Sham Lawsuit.” Excerpts of the official […]
Treasurer Steve Diels Waves Concrete Chunk at Coastal Commission Meeting, From a Parking Structure He Neglected as a City Council Member, Subsequently Repaired Months Before this Rant. Before you read this letter it’s important to note Steve Diels’ ridiculous frivolous lawsuit (which was against Redondo Beach City Clerk Eleanor Manzano) has already cost the […]
Measure C Victory Party Wednesday August 15 (Yes THIS Wednesday) 7 p.m. at Sambas 207 N Harbor Drive Redondo Beach Last Thursday night, the California Coastal Commission approved Redondo Beach’s Ballot Measure C regarding development on our pier and harbor, passed by the Redondo Beach voters by a margin of 14% in the March […]