Has the beach gone mad Dear ER: Have our streets and bike paths become the Wild Wild West of the
Kevin Cody
May 20, 2025
Has the beach gone mad Dear ER: Have our streets and bike paths become the Wild Wild West of the
Requiem for a heavyweight Dear ER: There is a troubling shift in Hermosa Beach, a city I am proud to
by John Burry Local democracy is an interesting construct. Very often, local elections are decided with a low voter turnout.
by Bob Pinzler Over the last few months, the Beach Cities Health District (BCHD) has focused on obtaining approval of
Dial HB Dear ER: Thank you to the City of Hermosa Beach for providing the Dial-a-Text service for our seniors.
Speak out Dear ER: There’s something profoundly heartbreaking happening in our small Hermosa community—something that stands against the very values
Don’t get Encinita-vized Dear ER: I grew up in Manhattan Beach, surfing, playing volleyball and living the California dream. I
Dias bias Dear ER: Re: March 25 City Council Meeting April 11, 2025 After hearing comments from Councilmember Raymond Jackson
by Bob Pinzler In his recent exit interview with this newspaper, former Redondo Beach City Attorney Mike Webb not only
District border not a wall Dear ER: The primary service recipients of Beach Cities Health District, its programs, and its
by Raymond Jackson Short-term rentals (STRs) are worsening California’s housing crisis, stripping the market of homes that should be available
Devil in the details Dear ER: There should be a distinction between short term vacation rentals and a family home
Neighborhood voices Dear ER: Folks from Manhattan Beach and Hermosa Beach have finally discovered the impact of the growing number
Losing team Dear ER: Imposing a large fine on a property owner in Hermosa Beach for using the property as
There goes the height limit Dear ER: For decades the residential height limit in Hermosa Beach has been 30 feet.
Democracy, discourse in decline Dear ER: So here it is, late February, and our Redondo Beach election is fast approaching
