The Hermosa Review (Page 10)

CRIME TIME: Oct 4 - Oct 10

Armed suspects on Ardmore, a BB gun on the Pier Plaza and two hill-section burglaries top this week’s police log.

Hermosa Review Oct 23, 2026

City Hall

Locked In : City Staff Contracts Raise Long-Term Challenges

Hermosa Beach’s current labor contracts lock in raises through June 2028, protect senior staff from layoffs, and pay one group bonuses for meeting just one goal in five. Police pay alone rises about 18%, while the city’s own forecast shows deficits of $3.8 million to $5.6 million ahead.

Hermosa Review Oct 22, 2026

City Hall

Appeals court sides with Hermosa Beach in fired officer's COVID vaccine case

Appeals court reaches verdict in long-running case over former HbPD officer Jonathan Cruz's dismissal after refusing the COVID-19 vaccine during the pandemic.

Hermosa Review Oct 21, 2026

CRIME TIME: Oct 4 - Oct 10

Locked In : City Staff Contracts Raise Long-Term Challenges

Appeals court sides with Hermosa Beach in fired officer's COVID vaccine case

Archive

Hermosa Beach Police Welcome K9 Arco

City Council Eases Land Value Recapture Fees, Aims to Spur Downtown Development

Patio Fee Debate Postponed as Business Owners Plead Their Case

Council Preview : February 3rd

Strand March Protests Trump Immigration Enforcement

CRIME TIME : Jan 18-24

Mayor and City Manager Discuss City Hall Culture Change at Town Hall Q&A

CITY HALL SKETCH - NSFW

Council Bails Out St. Patrick's Day Parade Amid Questions About Chamber Finances

Council Approves 901 Hermosa Avenue Renovation After Parking Fee Compromise

A Rare Gem

St. Patrick's Day Parade in Jeopardy as Chamber Seeks Taxpayer Bailout