This year’s Leadership Manhattan Beach class and the city’s Environmental Task Force have teamed up to renovate the landscape around the U.S. Post Office on 15th Street and Valley Drive to conserve water.
Charges have been dropped against a motorist accused of causing a collision that sent Hermosa Beach Police Officer Anthony Parente
The city school board will continue to study possible money-raising and money-saving measures, such as a parcel tax and further
Capt. Steve Johnson, a 27-year law enforcement veteran who joined the Hermosa Beach Police Department about five months ago, has
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Kyle Richards, star of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills on Bravo TV, signed her recently published book, “Life is
Harmony, the deaf bulldog stolen from a car in the Manhattan Village parking just after Christmas, was returned last week to the family who had recently adopted her.
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There is a thin line between a hit and a miss, and sometimes within the same film you’ll get both.
Long ago in the backyards and byways of Hawaii a secret music of a sort was played.
Its roots went back to the last kings of Hawaii and to the wandering Portuguese and Mexican cowboys who’d arrived to tend to their cattle. But the style – which later would be called “Slack Key” – was uniquely adapted, family by family, place by place, to become a truly native Hawaiian music.
A Hermosa Beach man accused of shooting his girlfriend to death had aimed a gun at her head once before,
Timothy Sandquist, a former sales manager at John Elway’s Manhattan Beach Toyota, is alleging that he and other employees of color faced rampant racial discrimination while working for the dealership.
Don Brand Anderson, a central figure in one of King Harbor’s most fabled fishing stories, passed away peacefully last Friday
