Latest news (Page 3)
A Rare Gem
As Scott Bilowit finally prepares to retire after 45 years behind the counter at Seymour Jewelers, Elka Worner looks at the history of his family business and finds out what comes next.
St. Patrick's Day Parade in Jeopardy as Chamber Seeks Taxpayer Bailout
Annual Parade could disappear as Chamber of Commerce battles financial decline and spiraling costs.
Former Hermosa Beach Dance School Employee Sentenced to Probation in Hidden Camera Case
Offender pleads no contest in hidden camera crime at local dance studio. Sentencing will raise questions as Jourdyn Godoy avoids jail time.
BREAKING : LA Metro Board votes unanimously to support Hawthorne Blvd. Route for C-Line Extension
LA Metro Board overrides staff recommendation and approves Hawthorne Blvd. route.
CRIME TIME: January 11-17
E-bike thefts continue, and a handgun is brandished after an altercation in a business on PCH
New Club Pilates gets go-ahead in Plaza Hermosa
New Pilates studio is approved, with restrictions over opening hours removed.
Valerie's Story
From Survival to Service: One Woman's Journey Through Homelessness. A Harbor Interfaith outreach worker shares her story of childhood homelessness, addiction, and transformation.
"We Are Hermosa" - Mayor's State of the City Celebrates Community Past, Present, and Future
Civic pride tops the bill as packed Clark Building audience hear Mayor Rob Saemann lay out the 2026 State of the City
City Yard Renovation Project Takes Major Step Forward After Years of Delays
The Hermosa Beach City Council unanimously approved hiring an owner's representative for the long-stalled city yard renovation project
Hermosa Beach Resident Tom Horton to Receive ALS Commitment to Cures Award
Hermosa resident honored for ALS advocacy following mother's death, friend's battle with disease
