The Torrance Buzz Weekly
Latest News
|The Torrance Buzz Weekly
Latest News

Subscribe

BREAKING NEWS
The Torrance Buzz Weekly

All Articles

Newsletter thumbnail

Apr 9, 2026

City Flags at Half Staff for Sheriff's Deputy Levi Vargas

Torrance honors fallen sheriff's deputy killed in the line of duty

Newsletter thumbnail

Apr 6, 2026

Tax Filing Deadline April 15

Federal and state income tax returns due next week

Newsletter thumbnail

Apr 6, 2026

Street Sweeping Schedule Reminder

Check your neighborhood schedule to avoid parking citations

Newsletter thumbnail

Apr 6, 2026

Del Amo Boulevard Lane Closures

Water pipe replacement project closes lanes through mid-May

Newsletter thumbnail

Apr 6, 2026

Library Expands Digital Resources

Free e-books, audiobooks, and streaming services now available

Newsletter thumbnail

Apr 6, 2026

Spring Recreation Registration Now Open

Youth sports, fitness classes, and senior programs available

Newsletter thumbnail

Apr 6, 2026

Exploring Torrance's Diverse Dining Scene

From Japanese izakayas to Italian trattorias, Torrance offers global flavors

Newsletter thumbnail

Apr 6, 2026

Weekend Brunch at The Depot Restaurant

Historic train depot setting serves classic brunch dishes in Old Torrance

Newsletter thumbnail

Apr 6, 2026

The Boy & The Bear Coffee Roasters

Colombian single-origin coffee roaster brings South American flavors to Torrance

Newsletter thumbnail

Apr 6, 2026

Torrance Farmers Market Spring Produce

Fresh asparagus, strawberries, and spring greens from local farms

Newsletter thumbnail

Apr 6, 2026

Hermosa Brewing Company

Hermosa Brewing Company Builds Community Through Craft Beer

Newsletter thumbnail

Apr 6, 2026

Torrance Schools Expand STEM Programs

New robotics and coding courses added for elementary and middle school students

Newsletter thumbnail

Apr 6, 2026

Point Vicente Lighthouse Celebrates 100 Years

Historic South Bay beacon marks century of maritime service with special events

Newsletter thumbnail

Apr 6, 2026

Summer Camp Registration Opens April 15

Early registration recommended for popular city recreation programs

Newsletter thumbnail

Apr 6, 2026

Wilson Park Playground Renovations Complete

New equipment and safety upgrades finished just in time for spring

Newsletter thumbnail

Apr 6, 2026

Del Amo Boulevard Lane Closures

Water pipe work closes lanes through mid-May

Newsletter thumbnail

Apr 6, 2026

Cal Water Invests in Torrance Infrastructure

Water utility replaces aging pipes to improve service reliability

Newsletter thumbnail

Apr 6, 2026

Spring Produce Arrives at Torrance Farmers Market

Fresh asparagus, strawberries, and greens now available Saturdays

Newsletter thumbnail

Apr 6, 2026

Del Amo Boulevard Water Pipe Replacement Project Begins

Major infrastructure investment improves water reliability but creates traffic delays through May

Newsletter thumbnail

Apr 6, 2026

Spring Break Activities at Torrance Libraries

Free programs for kids and teens include crafts, movies, and STEM workshops this week

Newsletter thumbnail

Apr 6, 2026

Torrance Comedy Underground Returns April 10

Live stand-up comedy comes to Hermosa Brewing Company this Friday night

Newsletter thumbnail

Apr 6, 2026

Point Vicente Lighthouse Marks 100 Years

Historic South Bay landmark celebrates century of guiding ships through Catalina Channel

Newsletter thumbnail

Apr 6, 2026

Del Amo Boulevard Lane Closures for Water Pipe Work

Check city website for updated traffic advisories

Newsletter thumbnail

Apr 2, 2026

El Prado Classic Car Meet Celebrates 15 Years

El Prado Avenue turns into a 15th-anniversary car carnival this Sunday with 200+ customs, live rockabilly, diner pop-ups, pin-up showcases, and commemorative dash cards. Stage via Carson at 2 p.m. or grab a Civic Center rideshare drop for the free evening block party.

Newsletter thumbnail

Apr 2, 2026

Madrona Marsh Kayak Demo + Native Plant Sale

Madrona Marsh rolls out a Saturday eco festival with sunrise kayak demos, docent bird walks, and a native plant sale featuring drought-friendly bundles plus compost swaps. RSVPs snag tote bags and priority paddles while walkups can still grab noon sessions and garden kits.

Newsletter thumbnail

Apr 2, 2026

Wilson Park Night Market Adds Chef Demo Stage

Wilson Park’s twilight market expands this Friday, 5–10 p.m., with a chef demo stage, 20 rotating food stalls, vinyl DJ sets, and new artisan vendors. Families can snag picnic kits while Smog City pours collab releases benefitting Torrance Education Foundation art grants.

Newsletter thumbnail

Apr 2, 2026

First Thursday Art Walk Hits Old Torrance

Old Torrance’s First Thursday Art Walk returns tonight from 5–9 p.m. with 30+ artists, live jazz in Bartlett Plaza, and extended hours at boutiques along Sartori Avenue. Expect food trucks, kids’ chalk zones, and launch discounts from Creative Corridor shops debuting this month.

Newsletter thumbnail

Mar 29, 2026

Extreme Heat Shatters March Records Across the South Bay

Temps in the 90s are sticking around this week—here’s how Torrance is keeping residents cool and where to get real-time heat alerts.

Newsletter thumbnail

Mar 29, 2026

Major Cargo Theft Ring Dismantled in L.A. County

LASD recovers $7M in stolen goods and $1M in cash; heres how Torrance shippers can protect their loads.

Newsletter thumbnail

Mar 27, 2026

Wilson Park Baseball Fields Reopen

Wilson Park Baseball Fields Reopen

Newsletter thumbnail

Mar 27, 2026

Torrance Gets a Major League Makeover

Torrance Gets a Major League Makeover

Newsletter thumbnail

Mar 27, 2026

Torrance Schools Ditch Roundup

Torrance Schools Ditch Roundup

Newsletter thumbnail

Mar 27, 2026

Torrance Farmers Market Returns for Spring Season

Torrance Farmers Market Returns for Spring Season

The Torrance Buzz Weekly

© 2026 The Torrance Buzz Weekly.

The Torrance Buzz Weekly is your inside scoop on everything happening in Torrance, California. Delivered once a week, it highlights the best local news, upcoming events, food and drink finds, community stories, and can’t-miss happenings all in a fun, upbeat, and easy-to-read format. We curate what matters most to Torrance residents, so you don’t have to dig through endless headlines or social feeds. From weekend plans and city updates to local business spotlights and hidden gems, The Torrance Buzz Weekly keeps you informed, connected, and proud to call Torrance home. Whether you’ve lived here for decades or just moved to town, this is the newsletter that helps you stay in the know and never miss what’s buzzing in Torrance. Local. Positive. Community-driven. That’s The Torrance Buzz Weekly

© 2026 The Torrance Buzz Weekly.