The regional competition kicks off with Hermosa Beach taking an early lead in 1st Place as prizes are offered and more cities join in.
None of the Democratic candidates in the upcoming election for a vacant seat in Congress are going to be officially endorsed by the California Democratic Party.
The City Council to hold a public hearing April 26 for resident input on proposed changes to fees associated with public services.
U.S. District Judge Otis Wright II denies request to suspend new election rules in upcoming 36th Congressional District contest.
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors votes unanimously for a report to be filed on the feasibility of a tsunami siren warning system.
The City Council decides to revise its public notice process and fire protection improvement fee rates.
The city is accepting applications from community members interested in joining the commission.
The candidates file nominating papers to appear on the May 17 special primary election ballot for the 36th Congressional District seat.
City directs Planning Commission to gather public input on policy for bars, restaurants.
The debate over ink returns as a group of residents presses the City Council to strictly regulate tattoo businesses.
A federal judge in Los Angeles will determine if the May 17 election to fill a vacant seat in Congress can be held under the state's new "top two" election rules.
The Hermosa Beach City Council will revisit its policy discussion on regulations and permitting for alcohol-serving establishments.
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Two proposed displays—depicting surfing and skateboarding—qualify as murals, not ads, Planning Commission decides.
About 50 protesters gather at Pier Avenue and PCH Tuesday to stand against proposed state and federal budget cuts.
As Tuesday protests against the state and federal budgets kick off nationwide, the advocacy group convenes in front of the Hermosa Beach Community Center.
Gov. Jerry Brown calls a special election to replace former Rep. Jane Harman. The primary will be May 17; July 12 is the special election.
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Mayor Peter Tucker places special emphasis on the Pier Avenue Improvement Project and the school district's tight finances in Thursday night's address.
The layer of dead fish on the ocean floor is down to three inches thick, and officials estimate crews will complete cleanup by the end of Saturday.
Hermosa Beach City Council plunges into Wyland Foundation's region-wide Water Conservation Challenge.
A 2002 survey that says the 36th Congressional District candidate opposes same-sex marriage is wrong, according to her campaign team.
The panel will also discuss whether to allow on-sale beer and wine during late night hours at a new eatery, and TVs at Watermans.
Hermosa Beach City Councilman Kit Bobko focuses his campaign on cutting government spending and past experiences in aerospace.
Numerous local and state dignitaries attend the swearing-in ceremony of the state's newest senator.
Mike Gin and City Attorney Mike Webb are the only Republicans in the race to fill Jane Harman’s 36th Congressional seat.
Contributions from Hermosa Beach residents, businesses and organizations help the Clark Field renovation and other local projects near completion.
A trial date for the lawsuit, in which the oil company is seeking about $700 million in damages, reignites oil discussions among residents in Hermosa and Santa Monica.
Michael Chamness, who is running to replace outgoing Rep. Jane Harman, has filed a federal lawsuit because he cannot list his minor party affiliation on the ballot.
Community members and a team of students discuss room for developing park space in South Bay cities.
The Long Beach Lambda LGBT Democratic Club backs Janice Hahn for Congress.
Next round in the 13-year contract dispute between city, oil company to begin Jan. 18, 2012.
Newly elected state Sen. Ted Lieu backs Hahn for the 36th Congressional District.
The City Council will discuss installing a third tennis court at 14th Street and updates on the Leadership Hermosa project.
City government offices, banks and local services will be closed Monday for the federal holiday.
The shared lanes, designed to accommodate cyclists and motorists, could someday become part of a master bike plan for the area.
El Segundo's mayor backs Janice Hahn's bid for the 36th Congressional District seat, but opponent Debra Bowen remains unfazed.
As Hermosa Beach attempts to make its streets safer for pedestrians and bicyclists, a two-part Patch series looks at whether recent measures are working.
L.A. City Councilman Bill Rosendahl officially throws his support behind Janice Hahn to represent the 36th Congressional District.
Democrat Ted Lieu jumps out to an early and insurmountable lead to win the special election for a vacant seat in the state Senate's 28th District.