Two incumbent councilmen kept their seats, the city’s 18-year treasurer was turned out of office, and the more temperate of
Robb Fulcher
November 9, 2011
Two incumbent councilmen kept their seats, the city’s 18-year treasurer was turned out of office, and the more temperate of
A judge on Tuesday dismissed the bulk of a lawsuit by City Council candidate Hany Fangary and other residents calling
Hermosa’s ballot on Tuesday features two challengers squaring off against two incumbents for two open City Council seats, a rare
A judge on Monday issued several rulings to shape the Macpherson Oil Company breach-of-contract which, officials say, could bankrupt Hermosa
The battle lines couldn’t be clearer as City Treasurer John Workman squares off against challenger David Cohn, managing director of Diamond Capital Partners, on the Nov. 8 ballot.
Alexander Merl, Katie Hanson and other locals once again will bring fright to Hermosa with “Mourning-side Manor,” a community-driven haunted
The city has agreed to pay $130,000 to settle the claim of a man who says Hermosa police zapped him
Cabbie assaulted Two men dragged a cabbie out of his taxi shortly after 1:30 a.m. Saturday, in the 600 block
Costumed crime-fighter conducts courtroom crusade When Scott Bastian, 43, stole what is described as thousands of dollars worth of comic
The Hermosa Beach City Council on Tuesday said no to outdoor smoking in broad common areas, tentatively banned the use
Two City Council incumbents stressed their civic bona fides and accomplishments in office during a pre-election debate, while two newcomers
Palmilla preview A sneak peek at the upscale, contemporary Mexcian restuarant Palmilla Cocina y Tequila on the Pier Plaza will be
Seeking to cut its $26 million budget by 10 percent, the Hermosa Beach City Council voted unanimously to seek cuts
Attorneys fighting for the city’s solvency will argue that a jury should hear testimony from former officials who cancelled an
The websites of Intellivision vintage videogames and the “Making It” comic strip were hacked over the weekend, apparently by a
Anne Kish, a school crossing guard, was resting comfortably at her home Monday evening, after a morning accident at the
