by Liz Mullen HB, PCH accident A motorist in a hurry was hit by a truck in Hermosa Beach, causing
Liz Mullen
July 31, 2024
by Liz Mullen HB, PCH accident A motorist in a hurry was hit by a truck in Hermosa Beach, causing
Thursday, August 1 So Rad, Redondo Pier Summer of music-free concert on the Redondo Beach Pier with So Rad, ‘90s
GROW down Dear ER: We will miss GROW (“GROW market finally loses fight with giants and closes,” ER July 25,
Event Spotlight: Thursday, 1 AUGUST International Surf Festival Through Sunday, August 4. The 61st International Surf Festival event promotes four
by Elka Worner Critter’s, the Mermaid, the Poop Deck and the Lighthouse. If you lived in Hermosa Beach during the
Former Palos Verdes High All-American volleyball player Andy Benesh is a dark horse candidate in the 2024 Beach Volleyball Olympics
49 company teams set for Aerospace Games The 20th Aerospace Games take place Saturday at El Camino College, from 9
by Mark McDermott GROW, the family-owned farm-fresh produce market and grocery store, came into being two decades ago with a
by Garth Meyer The 32nd annual Cure Cancer Cup Sailboat Regatta in King Harbor raised $28,000 for a Cedars-Sinai research
by Liz Mullen HBPD gets a new pair of eyes The Hermosa Beach Police Department is using new technology to
[ngg src=”galleries” ids=”2936″ display=”masonry” ngg_triggers_display=”always”]The 16th Street, Hermosa Beach volleyball courts were the site of an exhibition match last Thursday,
Spotlight: International Surf Festival Wednesday, July 31 through Sunday, August 1. The 61st International Surf Festival features competitions Friday and
by Sebastian Summer The Roundhouse Aquarium earlier this year launched the Dolphin Project, which aims to spread awareness about
by Paul Teetor Nearly 200 players from the South Bay (and a few other more distant spots) gathered this past
by Kevin Cody When Susan Wildes moved to Hermosa Beach with her husband Brad and young, twin daughters, Presley and
by Sebastian Summer A Manhattan Beach teenager has raised $250,000 and launched a nonprofit that allows children from economically disadvantaged
