Superheroes Captain Marvel and Wonder Woman hit box office gold in recent years with the help of the top stuntwomen in the business. But female actors dating back over a hundred years ago were doing their own stunts, especially during World War I when men were at war. Women were also playing…
The Hermosa Beach Murals Project is fundraising for its 10th and most ambitious mural with a raffle featuring artwork from all 10 murals.
After delays due to the coronavirus pandemic, Fire Station 100 in Hermosa Beach is fully operational after nearly $2 million in renovations to the nearly 60-year-old station.
Temporary lane closures on Pier Avenue were approved by the Hermosa Beach City Council at its Tuesday meeting to facilitate foot traffic and outdoor dining and retail options during the coronavirus pandemic.
Three local school districts are about to start diversifying their classroom literature.
In July, both Hermosa and Manhattan Beach implemented face covering compliance ordinances that introduced fines for violators of $100-$350 in Manhattan; $100-$500 in Hermosa.
There is concern that a city iPad has been hacked, so at its Aug. 25 meeting, the Hermosa Beach City Council authorized the mayor to issue subpoenas to Apple Inc. to help verity if a city-issued iPad has been compromised.
A new virtual South Bay series of events celebrates diversity — while giving people a break from all the bad news lately.
In normal times, Gary Smith, a teacher with Manhattan Beach’s Mira Costa High School, would be preparing for the new school year with an eye down the road on the upcoming boys soccer season.
Electric bikes help you go farther, faster and explore with ease and have gained in popularity in recent years and even more so this summer, as people are left during the coronavirus shutdowns with fewer options for entertainment and exercise.
A group of residents in Hermosa Beach who has worked for more than six years to bury utility wires is one step closer to establishing a undergrounding district for 99 parcels in the northwest portion of the city.
When the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health put tight restrictions on farmers markets because of the coronavirus in March, the little Hermosa Beach Friday market, managed by the Hermosa Beach Rotary Club, was hit especially hard.
For decades, the Biltmore Hotel was a landmark in Hermosa Beach as one of the tallest buildings in the South Bay when it first opened as the Surf and Sand Club in 1926.
Hermosa Beach Mayor Mary Campbell said July 30 during the city’s annual State of the City address, held virtually, that creating a resilient business community is essential during novel coronavirus pandemic.
The South Bay’s beach cities collectively experienced almost no change in the number of people who were homeless in 2020 compared to last year, according to city-specific data the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority released on Thursday, July 30.
In 2010, the head that once sat on a statue memorial for South Bay surfing and lifeguarding icon Tim Kelly went missing. But now, the statue has been restored – head and all.
Hermosa Beach will enforce a face mask requirement in crowded parts of the city with a $100 fine for the first offense, following a decision by its City Council Tuesday evening.
TORRANCE — A San Fernando Valley man who attacked a patron wearing a red hat bearing the slogan “Make America Great Again” written in Russian was ordered Monday to attend weekly anger management and AA sessions through at least the end of the year.
Salons and barbershops, as well as fitness facilities and gyms, are getting a new lease on life in the South Bay starting this week.
Temporary single lane closures on Pier Avenue and Hermosa Avenue in Hermosa Beach to stimulate outdoor dining and retail foot traffic might come to fruition following a discussion by the Hermosa Beach City Council at its Tuesday meeting.
Officials want to send the message to “pack in, pack out” to beachgoers along the coastline who have shown up in increasing numbers recently and are leaving piles of litter behind on the sand.
The South Bay music venue Saint Rocke, which is owned by BeachLife Festival co-founder Allen Sanford, is for sale.
Nearly 30 restaurants and businesses have received a temporary permit for outdoor retail dining and sales in Hermosa Beach, which according to one eatery helped business following the suspension of in-door dinning for a minimum of three weeks by state officials early last week.
Fiesta Hermosa—touted as one of the largest arts and crafts fairs in Southern California— was expected to bring thousands to Hermosa Beach Labor Day weekend as it has for decades, but the Hermosa Beach Chamber of Commerce was forced to cancel the event due to the novel coronavirus outbreak, …
The Kiwanis Club of Hermosa Beach announced the distribution of scholarships to recent high school graduates, funds to COVID-19 relief groups and monetary support for local businesses.
The Hermosa Beach City Council voted Wednesday during a special meeting to restrict hours of outdoor dining, the Pier Plaza and liquor sales in the city during the Fourth of July weekend to help slow the spread of the coronavirus.
For five years, fresh produce could be found on Pier Plaza in Hermosa Beach mid-week, but that ended in March when the Farmers Market fell victim to the novel coronavirus pandemic.
Since 1974, the Ironman has been one of the rowdiest events in the South Bay, but the novel coronavirus pandemic has put the Fourth of July Hermosa Beach tradition on hiatus.
The City of Hermosa Beach announced the cancellation of this summer's outdoor concerts and movies due to the risks associated with the novel coronavirus, according to a press release.
Beach Cities Health District officials have once again scaled back plans for an ambitious redevelopment of its Healthy Living Campus — this time by about $160 million.
Retired Hermosa Beach Police Department narcotics K-9, Keef, a black Labrador retriever, died June 8 after nearly three years of retirement.
The piers for the three beach cities have officially reopened.
Round Table Pizza in Hermosa Beach closed March 23, marking an end of an era.
About 300 people—residents, students and public officials—gathered in Hermosa Beach's iconic Pier Plaza on Tuesday, June 9, to honor the life of George Floyd and other black people who have lost their lives to police violence.
A plaque greets surfers at a stretch of Santa Monica beach, a place known for its historical significance among the black community of the Southern California coast; it reads: “A Place of Celebration and Pain.”
All was peaceful in Manhattan Beach on Tuesday, June 2 — but for a few moments there, things could have changed.
An Italian-style villa on the Strand in Hermosa Beach has hit the market for $18.995 million, making it the most expensive single-family home listed there.
Steve Burrell, who spent 18 years as Hermosa Beach's city manager and was known for his progressive vision for the city, died May 26.
South Bay native Dr. Jason Johnson was named the new superintendent of the Hermosa Beach City School District it was announced Wednesday at a special school board meeting.
To give struggling retail stores and restaurants a better opportunity to recover during the novel coronavirus outbreak, the Hermosa Beach City Council approved Tuesday a temporary permit program for outdoor retail sales and dining.
The public officially has access to 22 miles of continuous LA County coastal pathways — just in time for Memorial Day weekend.
Eduardo “Eddie” Sarmiento, who has been serving as Lynwood’s deputy city clerk, will become Hermosa Beach’s first city clerk appointed under ballot Measure CC on May 21.
Timed with Teacher Appreciation Week, the Hermosa Beach Education Foundation kicked off its “Hearts IN Hermosa” campaign Wednesday to raise funds and champion the educators and staff that help make Hermosa an award-winning school district.
As protesters throughout Los Angeles County rallied for more protection for workers due to the novel coronavirus pandemic, dozens of South Bay residents declared their own May Day revolt by gathering in Hermosa Beach and in front of the Redondo Beach Civic Center Friday afternoon.
Hermosa Beach’s Wicked+ recently launched NextMealOnUs, a micro-funding platform that allows people who want to aid those in need during the novel coronavirus pandemic.
Downtown Hermosa Business Association in partnership with the Hermosa Beach Chamber of Commerce, Truly Hermosa and the HermosaOne.com platform, is hosting a city-wide Hermosa Beach Virtual Sidewalk Sale May 1 to 3, which will feature more than 100 Hermosa retailers and restaurants with onlin…
The Hermosa Beach Chamber of Commerce announced Monday the cancellation of the Memorial Day Fiesta Hermosa, originally scheduled for May 23 to 25, due to the novel coronavirus pandemic.
Newly hired Hermosa Beach Police Chief Paul LeBaron said this week his biggest priority was to build a great relationship with the community following a lengthy career in Long Beach.
In light of L.A. County Public Health department orders keeping non-essential businesses, city facilities, beaches and the Strand closed until at least May 15, the City of Hermosa Beach invites residents to a virtual Town Hall meeting, Thursday, April 30, at 6 p.m., to receive updates and di…
Spyder Surf owner Dennis Jarvis said business has been tough since the novel coronavirus outbreak shut down his three locations to the public in the beach cities.
A virtual swearing-in ceremony and community watch party to welcome Hermosa Beach's new police chief, Paul LeBaron, will take place Thursday, April 16, beginning at 10 a.m., on Facebook Live.
Three local school districts are about to start diversifying their classroom literature.
In July, both Hermosa and Manhattan Beach implemented face covering compliance ordinances that introduced fines for violators of $100-$350 in Manhattan; $100-$500 in Hermosa.
There is concern that a city iPad has been hacked, so at its Aug. 25 meeting, the Hermosa Beach City Council authorized the mayor to issue subpoenas to Apple Inc. to help verity if a city-issued iPad has been compromised.
A new virtual South Bay series of events celebrates diversity — while giving people a break from all the bad news lately.
In normal times, Gary Smith, a teacher with Manhattan Beach’s Mira Costa High School, would be preparing for the new school year with an eye down the road on the upcoming boys soccer season.
Electric bikes help you go farther, faster and explore with ease and have gained in popularity in recent years and even more so this summer, as people are left during the coronavirus shutdowns with fewer options for entertainment and exercise.
A group of residents in Hermosa Beach who has worked for more than six years to bury utility wires is one step closer to establishing a undergrounding district for 99 parcels in the northwest portion of the city.
When the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health put tight restrictions on farmers markets because of the coronavirus in March, the little Hermosa Beach Friday market, managed by the Hermosa Beach Rotary Club, was hit especially hard.
For decades, the Biltmore Hotel was a landmark in Hermosa Beach as one of the tallest buildings in the South Bay when it first opened as the Surf and Sand Club in 1926.
Hermosa Beach Mayor Mary Campbell said July 30 during the city’s annual State of the City address, held virtually, that creating a resilient business community is essential during novel coronavirus pandemic.
The South Bay’s beach cities collectively experienced almost no change in the number of people who were homeless in 2020 compared to last year, according to city-specific data the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority released on Thursday, July 30.
In 2010, the head that once sat on a statue memorial for South Bay surfing and lifeguarding icon Tim Kelly went missing. But now, the statue has been restored – head and all.
Hermosa Beach will enforce a face mask requirement in crowded parts of the city with a $100 fine for the first offense, following a decision by its City Council Tuesday evening.
TORRANCE — A San Fernando Valley man who attacked a patron wearing a red hat bearing the slogan “Make America Great Again” written in Russian was ordered Monday to attend weekly anger management and AA sessions through at least the end of the year.
Salons and barbershops, as well as fitness facilities and gyms, are getting a new lease on life in the South Bay starting this week.
Temporary single lane closures on Pier Avenue and Hermosa Avenue in Hermosa Beach to stimulate outdoor dining and retail foot traffic might come to fruition following a discussion by the Hermosa Beach City Council at its Tuesday meeting.
Officials want to send the message to “pack in, pack out” to beachgoers along the coastline who have shown up in increasing numbers recently and are leaving piles of litter behind on the sand.
The South Bay music venue Saint Rocke, which is owned by BeachLife Festival co-founder Allen Sanford, is for sale.
Nearly 30 restaurants and businesses have received a temporary permit for outdoor retail dining and sales in Hermosa Beach, which according to one eatery helped business following the suspension of in-door dinning for a minimum of three weeks by state officials early last week.
Fiesta Hermosa—touted as one of the largest arts and crafts fairs in Southern California— was expected to bring thousands to Hermosa Beach Labor Day weekend as it has for decades, but the Hermosa Beach Chamber of Commerce was forced to cancel the event due to the novel coronavirus outbreak, …
The Kiwanis Club of Hermosa Beach announced the distribution of scholarships to recent high school graduates, funds to COVID-19 relief groups and monetary support for local businesses.
The Hermosa Beach City Council voted Wednesday during a special meeting to restrict hours of outdoor dining, the Pier Plaza and liquor sales in the city during the Fourth of July weekend to help slow the spread of the coronavirus.
For five years, fresh produce could be found on Pier Plaza in Hermosa Beach mid-week, but that ended in March when the Farmers Market fell victim to the novel coronavirus pandemic.
Since 1974, the Ironman has been one of the rowdiest events in the South Bay, but the novel coronavirus pandemic has put the Fourth of July Hermosa Beach tradition on hiatus.
The City of Hermosa Beach announced the cancellation of this summer's outdoor concerts and movies due to the risks associated with the novel coronavirus, according to a press release.
Beach Cities Health District officials have once again scaled back plans for an ambitious redevelopment of its Healthy Living Campus — this time by about $160 million.
Retired Hermosa Beach Police Department narcotics K-9, Keef, a black Labrador retriever, died June 8 after nearly three years of retirement.
The piers for the three beach cities have officially reopened.
Round Table Pizza in Hermosa Beach closed March 23, marking an end of an era.
About 300 people—residents, students and public officials—gathered in Hermosa Beach's iconic Pier Plaza on Tuesday, June 9, to honor the life of George Floyd and other black people who have lost their lives to police violence.
A plaque greets surfers at a stretch of Santa Monica beach, a place known for its historical significance among the black community of the Southern California coast; it reads: “A Place of Celebration and Pain.”
All was peaceful in Manhattan Beach on Tuesday, June 2 — but for a few moments there, things could have changed.
An Italian-style villa on the Strand in Hermosa Beach has hit the market for $18.995 million, making it the most expensive single-family home listed there.
Steve Burrell, who spent 18 years as Hermosa Beach's city manager and was known for his progressive vision for the city, died May 26.
South Bay native Dr. Jason Johnson was named the new superintendent of the Hermosa Beach City School District it was announced Wednesday at a special school board meeting.
To give struggling retail stores and restaurants a better opportunity to recover during the novel coronavirus outbreak, the Hermosa Beach City Council approved Tuesday a temporary permit program for outdoor retail sales and dining.
The public officially has access to 22 miles of continuous LA County coastal pathways — just in time for Memorial Day weekend.
Eduardo “Eddie” Sarmiento, who has been serving as Lynwood’s deputy city clerk, will become Hermosa Beach’s first city clerk appointed under ballot Measure CC on May 21.
Timed with Teacher Appreciation Week, the Hermosa Beach Education Foundation kicked off its “Hearts IN Hermosa” campaign Wednesday to raise funds and champion the educators and staff that help make Hermosa an award-winning school district.
As protesters throughout Los Angeles County rallied for more protection for workers due to the novel coronavirus pandemic, dozens of South Bay residents declared their own May Day revolt by gathering in Hermosa Beach and in front of the Redondo Beach Civic Center Friday afternoon.
Hermosa Beach’s Wicked+ recently launched NextMealOnUs, a micro-funding platform that allows people who want to aid those in need during the novel coronavirus pandemic.
Downtown Hermosa Business Association in partnership with the Hermosa Beach Chamber of Commerce, Truly Hermosa and the HermosaOne.com platform, is hosting a city-wide Hermosa Beach Virtual Sidewalk Sale May 1 to 3, which will feature more than 100 Hermosa retailers and restaurants with onlin…
The Hermosa Beach Chamber of Commerce announced Monday the cancellation of the Memorial Day Fiesta Hermosa, originally scheduled for May 23 to 25, due to the novel coronavirus pandemic.
Newly hired Hermosa Beach Police Chief Paul LeBaron said this week his biggest priority was to build a great relationship with the community following a lengthy career in Long Beach.
In light of L.A. County Public Health department orders keeping non-essential businesses, city facilities, beaches and the Strand closed until at least May 15, the City of Hermosa Beach invites residents to a virtual Town Hall meeting, Thursday, April 30, at 6 p.m., to receive updates and di…
Spyder Surf owner Dennis Jarvis said business has been tough since the novel coronavirus outbreak shut down his three locations to the public in the beach cities.
A virtual swearing-in ceremony and community watch party to welcome Hermosa Beach's new police chief, Paul LeBaron, will take place Thursday, April 16, beginning at 10 a.m., on Facebook Live.
Spring break doesn't totally provide a breather for families with young children while staying at home during the coronavirus crisis.
To help level a widespread shortage of N95 protective medical masks, local organizations and businesses are getting cloth face coverings to citizens who need them the most.
With public health officials escalating their stay at home orders this week to urge people to avoid even grocery shopping, the City of Hermosa Beach announced it will close City parks on Easter Sunday, April 12, to prevent gatherings that could increase the spread of COVID-19.
Hermosa Beach’s Juergen and Hanni Schmieder believed there was too much negativity on social media and “people going at each other’s throats” so they felt they “needed to do something to help each other.”
The first few weeks of remote instruction in Manhattan Beach Unified has been a “double burden” for recently pink-slipped staff.
Long Beach Police Department Commander Paul LeBaron, who has more than 27 years of law enforcement experience, was named Hermosa Beach’s new police chief beginning April 16, it was announced today.
Because the “safest place” is to be home during the COVID-19 pandemic, the Hermosa Beach City School District announced April 1 the city’s school campuses will remain closed for the remainder of the 2019-2020 school year.
Hermosa Beach Community Volunteers has garnered 165 volunteers from the city and neighboring communities to help local vulnerable people impacted by the novel coronavirus with errands and other needs.
