CRIME TIME: March 1-7
This week's police log features e-bike thieves working both ends of the beach, a tax season crime wave, and several drug and alcohol-related incidents.
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Blue skies, Green pride. Hermosa Beach marked its 30th annual St. Patrick's Day Parade on Saturday, filling Pier Avenue with marching bands, local nonprofits and more. From Valley Drive all the way down Pier Avenue, our town and visitors showed up in a swathe of green.
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