by Kevin Cody “Pardon my metaphor,” Hermosa Beach Planning Commissioner commented following a review of Hermosa’s Housing Element by Community
Kevin Cody
November 19, 2025
by Kevin Cody “Pardon my metaphor,” Hermosa Beach Planning Commissioner commented following a review of Hermosa’s Housing Element by Community
by Garth Meyer Redondo Beach has disbanded its public safety commission. Formed in 1996, it was one of 17 city
State Senator Ben Allen looks to the future as he nears the end of his third and final term representing
by Garth Meyer Chanting and pounding drums were heard on the waterfront Saturday, Nov. 23, as food and beverage workers
by Mark McDermott Measure RLS, the $200 million school bond intended to upgrade local schools, and Measure MMB, a half-cent
by Kevin Cody Measure HB, a .75% sales tax increase meant to offset projected city budget shortfalls, was rejected by
by Kevin Cody Wednesday morning, preliminary voting results indicate Hermosa Valley School will get $6.8 million for classroom modernization, including
by Kevin Cody Hermosa Beach City Treasurer Karen Siemensma maintains a low political profile, though her position has greater financial
by Jefferson Graham After serving three terms as president of the Manhattan Beach Hometown Fair, Joe Marcy wanted to go
Mayor’s town hall meeting Hermosa Beach Mayor Dean Francois invites residents to attend a town hall meeting, to be held
The California State Legislature announced an agreement July 1 between Assembly and Senate leadership on a bill to send a
by Paul Teetor It’s Taylor’s World; We’re only living in it The most important person in the sports world –
Schools never learn Dear ER: I had to shake my head in dismay after reading about another problem the Manhattan
by Garth Meyer A new seal to honor civic engagement among Redondo Union High School students may be granted this
by Kevin Cody The Hermosa Beach City Council voted 4 to 1 at a special council meeting last Thursday, October
On June 25, guests gathered at a private ocean view estate to support Our Neighborhood Voices, which is a statewide
