The days may run long in the summer, but when the night does arrive, the Hermosa Beach Lawn Bowling Club
Ryan McDonald
May 26, 2016
The days may run long in the summer, but when the night does arrive, the Hermosa Beach Lawn Bowling Club
Manhattan Beach resident James Pringle was returning home from dinner with friends Thursday evening when he glanced in his rear view mirror and saw a white SUV about to plow into him. The SUV was being pursued by police cars with red lights flashing and sirens blaring.
“He was going so fast, I knew he was going to hit me. Luckily, he swerved and just clipped me. Then he swerved again and hit another car. Then he crashed into the mattress store,” Pringle said.
Top-seeded Redondo remains on course for back-to-back CIF-Southern Section Division 3 championships after two impressive wins to open the postseason.
In the early 1960s, surf movie posters were hung in the windows of all the hangouts. Hermosa Beach’s Foster’s Freeze,
Three individual painters, and yet a strong underlying bond is at the core of “Family Plot,” the Homeira Goldstein-curated exhibition
If I tell you that there’s a restaurant in Torrance that has been featured in an article for Interior Design
Longtime Hermosa Beach activist Sue Horger died Friday, May 13 at her home in Hermosa Beach after telling her husband
Ongoing Ruby’s Car Shows The soundtrack to “American Graffiti” every summer Friday evening, from 4 to 8 p.m. in
by William Foss Have you ever seen something you never knew existed, and decided you needed it immediately? That’s what
by Ed Solt There’s something about catching a wave that inspires music. Vocals are not necessary, as the kinesthetic energy
Women’s Club Donation The Woman’s Club of Hermosa Beach presented a check for $22,300 to Walk With Sally at a
Thursday, May 26 Gone girl Kim Hooper, author of “People Who Knew Me,” about a woman who runs away from
Generosity of strangers Dear ER: When I was five years old, people I never met paid for my first kindergarten
