by Laura Garber Republican candidate G. Rick Marshall led early results in the race to replace termed-out State Senator Ben
by Laura Garber On the morning of the May 1 Flower Moon, a small group of people trickled onto the
by Laura Garber Hermosa Beach has gone to voters twice, once in 2022 and again in 2024, with a sales
by Laura Garber After a nine-year dream of appearing on the famed quiz show Jeopardy!, Dr. Sunil Hebbar, an 11-year
by Laura Garber A nearly century-old commercial building at 901 Hermosa Avenue will undergo a modern and third-story renovation while
by Laura Garber Merchandise and food can now be sold on Hermosa’s beaches during special events after Hermosa Beach City
by Laura Garber A red carpet, flashing lights and wine provided by Uncorked turned Mayor Rob Saemann’s State of the
[ngg src=”galleries” ids=”251″ display=”pro_tile” animate_images_enable=”0″ animate_images_style=”wobble” animate_images_duration=”1500″ animate_images_delay=”250″]by Laura Garber The 100th anniversary of the Hermosa Beach Kiwanis Club was
by Laura Garber The Hermosa Beach City Council voted 4 to 1 to write a letter to the Los Angeles
Hermosa Beach parking permit art contest The 16th annual Hermosa Beach parking permit art contest is now accepting submissions from
by Laura Garber Team Frosty, a non-profit organization bringing awareness and raising funds for ALS, will host their fourth annual
by Laura Garber Mayor Rob Saemann held his inaugural town hall event on Monday, October 6, drawing an at-capacity crowd
by Laura Garber Emily D. Baker has a sense of humor that’s often unsuitable for the courtroom. “Miss Baker, I’m
