by Nikki Yunker A dozen charitable causes — from proms for youth with disabilities to clean clothes for people experiencing
Laura Garber
March 12, 2026
by Nikki Yunker A dozen charitable causes — from proms for youth with disabilities to clean clothes for people experiencing
Clark Field lived up to its reputation as the Heart of Hermosa on Saturday February 28 when a record 573
by Richard Foss When a former bootlegger named Ernest Gantt opened a bar and restaurant called Don the Beachcomber in
by Laura Garber Mike Detoy was unanimously elected mayor of Hermosa Beach at a special city council meeting Tuesday night,
by Laura Garber Glass cuts from shattered windows. Neighbors trapped under debris. The smell of leaking gas, smoke rising in
by Laura Garber Dan Sturges spent 40 years designing vehicles. Now he’s ditched the car for walking. The designer and
by Kevin Cody Jani Lange described his selection as Hermosa Beach 2026 Person of the Year as redemption for the
by Laura Garber Mary Roy made a promise to herself when she held her nine-month-old daughter in her arms. “She
by Kevin Cody Eleven Hermosa Beach business owners and managers sat around the fire pit in the Tiki Kai patio
by Laura Garber For decades, Hermosa Beach walkstreet homeowners have been allowed to enclose city property in front of their
by Laura Garber Claudia sits in the back pew of Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Parish every Sunday now, watching
by Laura Garber There is a gained charisma, a developed charm that comes from living over 70 years in a
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 Three Hermosa Beach-based filmmakers screened their documentary films on the same night, January 14, at different locations
