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Fleetwood and Friends at Fiesta Hermosa by Garrick Rawlings On a glorious spring, Sunday afternoon at the music-loaded Memorial Day Weekend Fiesta Hermosa…

Traditionally the haunt of dragon bone collectors, no one expected to find what was actually stashed within the Cave of Zhoukoudian in China.

My historical novel “A Most Immoral Woman” tells the story of Morrison’s passionate and unconventional affair with Mae Perkins, an independent and wealthy young American libertine, in 1904. It’s a tale that roams the landscape of a dynasty in decline, looks out over the battlefields of the Russo-Japanese War, and imagines a time when a woman’s forthright sexuality could be

By Kevin Cody Ken Robertson oversaw Hermosa Beach development for three decades, from 1989, when he joined the city as a contract planner, until last month…

John Berman and Brianna Keilar report the latest news and top stories.

One of the first excavations to find extinct human remains took place on Java in the 1890s, and the original documentation reveals details about the mudflow that encased the fossils there

Story and photos by Jefferson Graham Over 300 people danced to the “silent disco” on the Vista restaurant patio, at the corner of the Hermosa Strand…

If you bumped into a Homo erectus in the street you might not recognize them as being very different from you. You’d see a certain “human-ness” in the stance, and his or her size and shape might be similar to yours.

An ice skating rink with faux ice at Hermosa Beach’s Pier Plaza delighted kids and a few adults on Friday. The ice skating began a weekend of holiday activities…

By Dan Blackburn “Hermosa for the Holidays” plans were outlined by the Hermosa Beach Chamber of Commerce officials this week. The centerpiece of the Nov.