by Liz Mullen HBPD gets a new pair of eyes The Hermosa Beach Police Department is using new technology to
Liz Mullen
July 25, 2024
by Liz Mullen HBPD gets a new pair of eyes The Hermosa Beach Police Department is using new technology to
by Liz Mullen Blood on The Strand Hermosa Beach Police Department officers followed a trail of blood 11 blocks long
MB Goonies parents notified Manhattan Beach Police Department Chief Rachel Johnson gave burglary prevention tips, discussed crime trends and answered
by Liz Mullen MB Strand walkers robbed at gunpoint The Manhattan Beach Police Department is investigating an armed robbery, an
by Liz Mullen Manhattan Beach Police Department Chief Rachel Johnson wants to alert residents to an old scam colloquially known
by Liz Mullen Task force to target e-bike violations The Redondo Beach, Hermosa Beach and Manhattan Beach police departments have
by Liz Mullen Redondo murder suspect rearrested Alexis Martinez, the man charged with killing Teddy Campos at the Redondo Beach
by Liz Mullin Busy weekend in Hermosa Hermosa Beach Police Department officers responded to 342 calls over the Memorial Day
by Liz Mullen MBPD finds swastikas in the park The Manhattan Beach Police Department is investigating two incidents in which
by Liz Mullen MB bad boys The Manhattan Beach Police Department is investigating an incident in which 10 juveniles accosted
by Liz Mullen The Manhattan Beach Little League’s pitching machine was stolen sometime between April 16 and April 17. The
by Liz Mullin Burglars caught at empty homes Manhattan Beach Police Department officers foiled attempted burglaries at three different residences
by Liz Mullen A 34-year-old Woodland Hills woman stabbed her boyfriend to death, ejected her two children onto the 405
by Liz Mullen E-bike batteries targeted in Hermosa “The biggest crime trend involves property crimes,” Hermosa Beach Police Chief LeBaron
by Liz Mullen “The biggest trend we are seeing is property crimes,” Hermosa Beach Police Chief LeBaron said in a
An elderly man walking on Highland Avenue in Manhattan Beach was approached by three people, who offered him jewelry to distract him. It was only after the man returned home that he realized his watch was missing.
