Costa’s own Grant Johnson is a nationally award winning competitive YoYo-er.
Lend A Hand Club makes lunches and hands them out to the homeless on skid row.
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See how costa’s award winning newspaper is produced
A new restaurant in Del Amo mall utilizes iPads to allow customers to create custom foods.
Manhattan Beach’s annual pumpkin race is a nationally recognized event for all ages.
Find out how Costa’s fall production of You Can’t Take it With You is put together.
Junior Ariella Robinson makes unique hair pieces with feathers and pins.
Mr. Burd has been called “everyone’s favorite substitute” and has been teaching in the MBUSD for almost 50 years.
Kate Bacich, a Costa Junior, has perfect pitch, making composing and playing music much easier.
Costa students are making their own custom surfboards.
Valentine’s Day is driven by companies looking to capitalize on the holiday.
The Mira Costa Orchestra received a youth partnership with the LA Philharmonic.
Duke Mahr, a seventh grader, celebrates Valentine’s Day with his passion for baking.
A new school uses one on one teaching to help students.
Bikram is a newer form of yoga that takes physical and mental endurance.
A new retail store is spreading the karma.
Local bookstore in Manhattan Beach serves as community gathering place.
Three-time Halloween Costume Contest winner Lily Granados hopes to win again with her new costume creation.
With the popularity of veganism on the rise, the benefits and health risks are being questioned.
What it Takes: Running a Restaurant
Mike Simms gives us the inside scoop on what it takes to run a restaurant.
Junior Noel Castellanos overcomes his struggles with Tourette Syndrome.
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Twirling her way to the top, Jenn Padilla shows us her skills and passion for ballet.
Sophomore Caroline Millicent is an accomplished artist.
We take a look at the first years of Mira Costa High School.
Jan Dennis has dedicated herself to capturing the life and spirit of Manhattan Beach through her historical books.
Junior Angelina Vollucci can remember large amounts of information because of her photographic memory.
