by Kevin Cody The Tuesday, November 8, Hermosa Beach City Council race for three open seats promises to be crowded,
Kevin Cody
July 21, 2022
by Kevin Cody The Tuesday, November 8, Hermosa Beach City Council race for three open seats promises to be crowded,
“This is not a new list of 30 things. These are things, like downtown lighting, that we’ve talked about for years.” -Hermosa Council Member Mary Campbell discussing the Economic Development Strategy
Hermosa Historical museum breaks community museum mold with jazz, and punk music, surfing, and volleyball exhibits.
Torrance, CA – July 8, 2022 Project Barley Square is the newest addition to the Project Barley Franchise, owned by
BeachLife Ranch coming to Seaside Lagoon in Redondo Beach Sept. 16-18
All you need to know about Hermosa Beach Ironman 2022: As told in photos
Eleven masked men entered a jewelry store last Friday at arguably the busiest possible time in downtown Manhattan Beach, early
A parade down Pier avenue to the beach, followed by speeches at the rainbow-painted lifeguard tower on Saturday morning; and a surf session Sunday morning highlighted the second annual Hermosa Pride Festival.
This is more than a crosswalk. It’s a path of hope and inspiration. It’s a reminder that anything is possible. Maybe someone walking across this path will feel a little less alone.” Manhattan Beach Cultural Arts Commission Chair Joe Marcy, speaking at the Manhattan Beach pier Rainbow Crosswalk ribbon cutting
Decorum wasn’t entirely compliant with Hermosa Lawn Bowling Club standards during the Fathers Day Weekend Hermosa Ed Foundation tournament. Team names ranged from the irreverent Bowl of Shame, Smoking Bowls, Sleeze Bowls, and Fire Bowls, to the more irreverent.
“I find it ironic,” March for Our Lives organizer Lance Rodriquez told marchers, “that it is more difficult to organize a peaceful march than for an 18-year-old to walk into a store, and walk out with an AR-15, and 100 rounds of ammunition. The march began Saturday, at noon on June 11, at the Manhattan Beach pier and ended with a rally on Pier Plaza in Hermosa Beach.
Andrew Ryan knew there is an easy way out to the line-up on big days in Hermosa. Simply jump off the pier. He also knew it’s illegal.
When the friends were in Little League, they like climbing Clark Field’s 50-foot high, floodlight towers
Geoff Hirsh, Hermosa Beach’s most effective ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) advocate, passed away over the weekend at his home
[ngg src=”galleries” ids=”2540″ display=”masonry” ngg_triggers_display=”always”]by Kevin Cody Photos by Jefferson Graham After Andrew Amenta completed the 15-mile South Bay Paddle
by Kevin Cody A majority of Hermosa Beach residents support a .75 cent sales tax increase, and lifting the city’s
