Principal Jody Pastell leads parent-teacher program at Cornerstone in Rancho Palos Verdes
It was a typical start to the day for Principal Jody Pastell: She met with parents.
It was a typical start to the day for Principal Jody Pastell: She met with parents.
Friends of Larry Delassus, the disabled Hermosa Beach Navy veteran who died in court in December while opposing foreclosure of his condominium, filed a wrongful death lawsuit this week against the bank that declared his loan to be in default and sold his home.
Hermosa Beach man lends a hand fixing up a 1980s pop culture treasure.
E&B Natural Resources on Tuesday released an economic report that said the city of Hermosa Beach and its school district would receive about $519 million in financial benefits over 30 years if voters approve an oil drilling project at the city’s maintenance yard.
The two massive coke drums that arrived in King Harbor on Monday were slowly transported up Pacific Coast Highway to the Chevron Refinery in El Segundo early Thursday morning.
The city of Hermosa Beach will hold a public hearing at the City Council meeting Tuesday, Feb. 26 for anyone to speak out on a new trash hauling contract for residents and businesses.
The first two 500,000-pound Chevron coke drums arrived at King Harbor in Redondo Beach early Monday morning and are scheduled to be transported to the company’s El Segundo refinery late Wednesday night, causing road closures throughout the Beach Cities.
A drunk driver slammed his car into the rear of a Hermosa Beach police cruiser in the early morning hours Friday, causing minor injuries to two officers, police said.
The city of Hermosa Beach and a motorist accusing the HB police department of conspiracy appear to be closing in on a settlement.
A Torrance Courthouse judge on Thursday set March 18 as the next hearing date in the case of the late Larry Delassus versus Wachovia Mortgage-Wells Fargo.
The Mermaid restaurant and cocktail lounge is back on the real estate market after a deal to sell it to developers fell apart at the end of the year.
Larry Delassus, a 62-year-old disabled veteran, died in court last month while continuing a three-year battle against Wells Fargo for foreclosing on his Hermosa Beach home – a battle he had to fight even though court records show he paid his mortgage two months ahead of schedule and also paid his property taxes in advance.
Whether it was hard news, a soft feature or sports, Easy Reader photographers documented the Beach Cities through the lens in 2012, including the new year.
A crowd on the plaza Monday night swung to big band music and rang in the new year.
E&B of Bakersfield wants to pick up where Macpherson Oil left off.