by Laura Garber When Allison Hales first moved to the South Bay nearly a decade ago, she often looked out
Laura Garber
December 11, 2025
by Laura Garber When Allison Hales first moved to the South Bay nearly a decade ago, she often looked out
by Laura Garber Community tensions following the Nov. 21 attack by juveniles on e-bikes against an unidentified 56-year old man
by Laura Garber Former Manhattan Beach Councilmember Steve Napolitano began his first day as Hermosa Beach City Manager on December
by Laura Garber Former Manhattan Beach Councilmember Steve Napolitano has been selected as City Manager of Hermosa Beach, according to
by Laura Garber A regularly scheduled community forum hosted by Councilmember Dean Francois on Monday Dec. 1 turned out to
by Laura Garber Limitations never occurred to Casey Rohrer. Bound by a wheelchair and reliant on an eye-gazing communication device,
by Laura Garber Hermosa Beach Police have arrested two suspects in an alleged e-bike gang assault of a 56-year-old man
by Laura Garber Hermosa Beach Police have arrested two suspects on charges of felony assault for an alleged e-bike gang
by Laura Garber Brian Eldridge and Patrick Mescall are on a mission that is partly cultural, oddly archeological, and wholly
by Laura Garber Former U.S. Navy Lieutenant Commander Dr. Leo Rodriguez, a Hermosa Beach resident, was the keynote speaker at
by Laura Garber Saint Rocke, the live music venue at 142 Pacific Coast Highway in Hermosa Beach, will close Saturday,
by Laura Garber Gonzalo Diaz started his job at Mickey’s Italian Deli in 1990, the same year Mickey Mance, the
by Laura Garber Spencer Collins IV introduced himself as a theater director at Mayor Rob Saemann’s Town Hall on Monday,
by Laura Garber Renovation of a century-old downtown Hermosa Beach building, at 901 Hermosa Avenue, could hinge on whether the
by Laura Garber Resident parking permits in Hermosa Beach’s impacted parking area, near the beach, will be easier to obtain
by Laura Garber The Hermosa Beach Museum’s newest exhibit, “Beaches, Boundaries, and Belonging in the South Bay,” explores how the
