Hermosa Beach police

Hermosa Beach officials on Monday warned people to behave on the Fourth of July weekend — or face the prospect of arrests and potentially “sizeable” fines.

A Long Beach police commander has been named police chief of the city of Hermosa Beach, it was announced today. Paul LeBaron, a 27-year veteran of the LBPD, will begin serving as Hermosa Beach’s new top cop on April 16, Hermosa Beach City Manager Suja Lowenthal said. LeBaron most recently served as commander of the LBPD’s port police division,...

A suspect who allegedly pummeled another man in a Hermosa Beach restaurant bathroom after learning the victim’s red hat had “Make America Great Again” written on it in Russian was arrested Tuesday at his home in the San Fernando Valley.

A former Hermosa Beach police officer pleaded not guilty Thursday to a charge of trying to meet a teenage girl for sex.

For the first time in Los Angeles County history, seven women are serving as police chiefs.

A two-time war veteran and father went missing from Pier Avenue in Hermosa Beach Saturday, and his friends and family were desperate to find him.

Several men who are thought to be responsible for a string of thefts in Hermosa Beach are still at large, after their most recent crimes early Friday morning, Hermosa Beach police said.

Some Hermosa Beach residents are frustrated with parking officials as pricey parking tickets pepper the windshields of cars in their own driveways, often in the middle of the night.