Officially acknowledging the long-ago abuse of power at Bruce's Beach with an apology would not mark the city as 'racist.' Quite the contrary.

Angela S. Crespi, a 15-year veteran of city and county government, became the deputy city manager for Hermosa Beach on Monday, March 22.

Re “Misplaced priorities and the Prince and Princess of Woke” (March 14): One of the best-written, entertaining, and inspiring articles I’ve read in years; perhaps the times we live in

Southern California’s eyes are back on Newsom as attorney general pick looms Hermosa Beach City Council candidates to debate March 24 Councilman Joe Buscaino launches LA mayoral bid Monday ...

Dan Blackburn A war of words erupted Tuesday as Hermosa Beach City Council members tangled with dozens of residents during a discussion of the future of the Greenbelt, called by some “the

A new vaccine redistribution project from state officials will, when completed, likely push many Southern California counties into the less restrictive red tier for reopening — and it could come as so

Los Angeles County will begin mailing out ballots April 12 to registered voters in Hermosa Beach for the May 11 special election to fill a vacant city council seat, the city announced today.

The race to fill the Hermosa Beach City Council seat that came open after its predecessor moved to a neighboring town will have five candidates, officials said this week. The special election to ...

Hermosa Beach street closure project begins Monday, Jan.11 “People are coming from out of town that are looking for a piece of nature. They need an opportunity to experience nature,” Varner said.

Hermosa Beach residents wishing to fill the City Council seat vacated by Hany Fangary may now file to run in the all-mail special election. The filing period began Tuesday, Jan. 19, and will end ...

The filing period to fill a vacant Hermosa Beach city council seat begins Tuesday, Jan. 19, for the special election that takes place May 11. The deadline to file to fill Hany Fangary’s seat is ...

Hermosa Beach, newsletter - by Dan Blackburn The City Council voted unanimously Tuesday evening to call for a special, mail-in election on May 11 to replace Councilman

Hermosa Beach, newsletter - by Dan Blackburn An attempt by Hermosa Beach city officials to eliminate some written communications from residents from city council meeting agendas went

To fill the seat vacated by Councilmember Hany Fangary, the Hermosa Beach City Council voted unanimously to hold an all-mail special election May 11. The City Council at its Tuesday meeting had ...

sworn into office New candidate emerges for water district’s controversial general manager position Hermosa Beach Councilman Hany Fangary resigns City officials also said they intended to retain ...

The move will generate $2 million in net revenues city officials can use for the municipal operating budget and spend in any way they choose.

Those listed as supporters voted for both objections. Rep. Nanette Barragan, D-Hermosa Beach (Los Angeles County), 44th District Rep. Karen Bass, D-Los Angeles, 37th District Rep. Ami Bera ...

M.T., Hermosa Beach A: It is interesting to note that prior to 1958, the federal government did not provide pensions or other retirement benefits to former presidents. The Former Presidents Act ...

But Jason Johnson, the superintendent of the Hermosa Beach City School District, said in an email Wednesday that Newsom’s plan “seems to lack detail/mandate.” “We look forward to receiving ...

When non-uniformed staff or volunteers are tasked, some have have faced pushback, even threats. But officials have grappled with whether it’s appropriate to devote law officers’ time,