Nike's global women's night race series wants to run 10,000 runners through Hermosa Beach. The city has to figure out whether the event is worthy of the disruption to residents and businesses.
The Coastal Commission is quietly using building permits to force Hermosa Beach toward charging walk street and Strand homeowners annual fees for front yards they've maintained for generations. And finishing the city's Local Coastal Program is unlikely to save them.
Previous council's changes under scrutiny as residents urge return to old system
The Hermosa Beach City Council held its regular meeting Tuesday evening, October 28, addressing parking policy questions, finalizing holiday parking dates, and announcing upcoming community events. The meeting, which lasted until nearly midnight, was occasionally bad-tempered as council members clashed over parking reforms and procedural issues.
Council Overhauls Residential Parking Permit Program - reverses previous council's changes
In a discussion continued from 14th October, multiple residents urged the council to restore the parking permit system that had been in place for 40 years before changes made in 2023, arguing the reforms penalized honest families while creating no additional parking availability.
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Nike's global women's night race series wants to run 10,000 runners through Hermosa Beach. The city has to figure out whether the event is worthy of the disruption to residents and businesses.