by Dan Blackburn Two venerable and historic Palos Verdes Peninsula venues currently face threats that could result in their closures.
Dan Blackburn
October 25, 2022
by Dan Blackburn Two venerable and historic Palos Verdes Peninsula venues currently face threats that could result in their closures.
by Dan Blackburn Council candidate Daniel Godwin doesn’t just oppose the proposed city sales tax increase, Measure B. He wrote
by Dan Blackburn Jeff Raedy is a candidate for one of three vacant council seats who recognizes an eccentric, but
by Dan Blackburn Rob Saemann has an idea that might revolutionize outdoor dining in downtown Hermosa Beach. The candidate for
by Dan Blackburn Hermosa Beach City Council member Ray Jackson has two primary objectives before him: earning reelection and pushing
by Dan Blackburn Four busy Hermosa Beach intersections soon will be under the gaze of local police officers, following City
by Dan Blackburn Accused killer Joshua Dirnu will remain in jail as he awaits trial for the beating death of
by Dan Blackburn An ongoing effort by the Hermosa Beach Police Department to identify local bars responsible for sending drunks
by Dan Blackburn Former Hermosa Beach City Council member Hany Fangary may be able to avoid or reduce the $24,000
by Dan Blackburn A $24,000 fine has been levied against former Hermosa Beach City Council member Hany Fangary, his wife
by Dan Blackburn Hermosa Beach’s City Council decided to delay until May 10 a decision on the city’s response to
by Dan Blackburn The Hermosa Beach Planning Commission held a special meeting last Wednesday to discuss a lengthy staff report
by Dan Blackburn Joshua Edward Dirnu will appear in Torrance court April 14 at 8:30 a.m. in Dept. 8 for
by Dan Blackburn The Hermosa Beach Cannabis Advisory Group expressed unanimous opposition to an initiative on the November ballot that
Hermosa Beach Mayor Mike Detoy will hold his monthly “conversation and clean-up” meeting with residents this Saturday, April 2, starting
by Dan Blackburn According to a story on the Hermosa Bee website, “Police Chief Paul LeBaron locked up his bike
