by Elka Worner Former Navy doctor Leo Rodriguez, who served in Afghanistan and the Persian Gulf, will be the keynote
Elka Worner
November 3, 2025
by Elka Worner Former Navy doctor Leo Rodriguez, who served in Afghanistan and the Persian Gulf, will be the keynote
Photos and story by Elka Worner The Woman’s Club of Hermosa Beach served up 325 pancake breakfasts at the newly
Kenny Johnson makes wine, writes poetry and trains mixed martial arts fighters by Elka Worner Kenny Johnson is the dream
by Elka Worner Among the steady stream of paperbacks and gently used novels dropped off at the Hermosa Beach Friends
Rabbi Joshua Kalev, Gila Katz, California Assemblymember Al Muratsuchi, Hermosa Beach Mayor Rob Saemann, and Beach Cities Health District CEO
“I can’t see my therapist every morning. But I can see the ocean. The ocean is my therapist.” — Former
by Elka Worner Long before skateboarding videos clogged YouTube or action sports clips racked up millions of views on Instagram,
“Who knows why some of us are here today and why some of us had our name on the Vietnam
by Elka Worner Our Lady of Guadalupe eighth graders Stella Vega, of Redondo Beach, and Chloe Hughes, of Hermosa Beach,
by Elka Worner When Jacqueline Miller Bachar passed away in July 2021, her son Greg found his mother had left
by Elka Worner The marquee outside the Hermosa Beach Community Theatre read: Pages Presents An Evening with Ron Chernow. But inside,
The Hermosa Beach Museum – a small but mighty institution known for celebrating the city’s surf, skate, and beach culture
Mike Flaherty recalls a lifetime of service looking after the city’s streets, buildings and residents by Elka Worner For
“Good Day LA” anchor Araksya Karapetyan learned all she really needed to know at her immigrant family’s Malaga Cove Ranch
by Elka Worner The line stretched around the block at Guidestone Church on Saturday as hundreds of South Bay residents
by Elka Worner Following a Blessing of the Trees by Rev. Josh Paget of St. Cross Episcopal Church, the Hermosa
