What do U know Dear ER: Hermosa Beach Proposition U seeks to repeal the civil service protections for city employees.
Kevin Cody
October 25, 2022
What do U know Dear ER: Hermosa Beach Proposition U seeks to repeal the civil service protections for city employees.
by Paul Teetor photos by Ray Vidal The Palos Verdes Sea Kings had a five game winning streak against the
by Garth Meyer The Redondo Beach school board opened its Oct. 6 meeting and went into a quick closed session.
Cannabis proponents contend Nehrenheim violated campaign laws by Garth Meyer The Economic Development Reform Coalition of Southern California, the group
by Elka Worner Kieran Harrington describes himself as the only Hermosa Beach city council candidate who has owned a business,
by Garth Meyer As results came in after presstime for Wednesday’s Redondo Beach special election, it marked the close of
by Elka Worner Candidate Matt McCool said the Hermosa Beach City Council should be more concerned with basic public services
Measure E is failing by a 75 percent to 24 percent margin in preliminary Redondo Beach election results announced Wednesday
Spotlight: Ukulele Phenom Global ukulele phenom and Hawaii cultural ambassador Taimane brings her quartet and dancers to Redondo on Sunday,
Safe seat gives Assemblyman Al Muratsuchi opportunity to advance environmental, and public safety measures by Kevin Cody Four-term State Assemblyman
Legal firepower Dear ER: When Manhattan Beach Mayor Steve Napolitano was stalled in his decision to approve or deny the
The Southern California Beach Cities have big wide open beaches, but open fields and sizeable backyards are the tradeoff. They
by Garth Meyer Tonya McKenzie is the sole candidate sharing the October 19 Redondo Beach special election ballot for the
by Kevin Cody Four-term State Assemblyman Al Muratsuchi is employing old school politics to advance his progressive platform this election
by Garth Meyer Over the September 24 weekend, a dozen Redondo Beach firefighters from each of the city’s three fire
by Garth Meyer Measure E on the October 19 Redondo Beach ballot would allow three marijuana retail shops in in
