(Photo by James Carbone for the Los Angeles Daily News) Honeybees at work producing honey combs in the “hive body” at the La Canada Flintridge home of Max DeBrouwer. Worker honeybees raised during the spring or summer months may live for 6 or 7 weeks....
Read MoreThe Coast 2 Coast Swim Challenge (C2C) is the most important swim we do all year! That's because every lap swam helps raise funds for disadvantaged LA kids to learn how to be safe in the water and discover the fun of swimming. LA Tri Club established...
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Posted August 6, 2014 by The Argonaut in News Story by Rebecca Kuzins Most people who discover a beehive in their backyard would be glad to see it gone. Paul Hekimian is not like most people. After discovering a hive in an avocado tree behind his Santa Monica home...
Read MoreExcited to be part of the CBS This Morning story on HoneyLove.org. From CBS: Urban beekeeping flourishes: Inside the L.A. push to legalize backyard hives Bee colonies are vital to our food supply, but they have been dying off for nearly a decade. CBS News' Ben Tracy reports...
Read More[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] This is the video I made showing how easy it is to rescue a bee hive and I also talk about the Santa Monica Honey Bee ordinance to encourage other Santa Monica residents to take "Action" and get a hive or Two. I hope you like...
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