By Jack Brownlee Twelve anti-camping zones will soon be removed across Los Angeles City Council District 13 after a motion put forth by Councilmember Hugo Soto-Martínez was approved by a […]
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Helene Seifer · September 24, 2026
Chef Eric Greenspan, a large man with an even larger personality, beat Bobby Flay on “Iron Chef America” and famously won “Cutthroat Kitchen” with one arm tied behind his back. […]
Columnist · September 24, 2026
I love it when the opening act steals the show. When the summer concert season was announced a few months back, I excitedly snagged tickets for the legendary Al Green […]
Chase Campen · September 24, 2026
When it comes to sports towns, none can top L.A. Not when it comes to championships. Since the turn of the century 12 championships have been won among the Lakers, […]
Columnist · September 24, 2026
A Case for the Existence of God sounds like a theology class I might have taken at Georgetown, my alma mater: St. Augustine, Thomas Merton, and Martin Buber on one […]
Columnist · September 24, 2026
As we enter October, darkness cloaks the afternoon hours, a chill electrifies the air, and the promise of sinfully delicious treats awaits. But in 1916, you didn’t have to count […]
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Nona Sue Friedman · September 24, 2026
By Nona Sue Friedman Aysie Bower, a high school senior at Larchmont Charter School, is very excited to be a recipient of a $1,000 grant to spread the word and […]
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Suzan Filipek · September 24, 2026
By Suzan Filipek An imaginary vision of Upper Larchmont is coming into focus as a charming, walkable, three-block stretch—much like its neighbor to the south—as a result of a recent […]
Columnist · September 24, 2026
Last month, the Los Angeles Department of City Planning released an updated draft of its Missing Middle Ordinances, to be followed by another public hearing on Thu., Oct. 1. The […]
Chronicle Staff · September 24, 2026
A neighborhood veterinary practice with modern technology is at the new Larchmont Animal Hospital + Urgent Care. “We are thrilled to now be serving patients and families in the Larchmont […]
Chronicle Staff · September 24, 2026
Years of disagreement between a group of many residents in Citrus Square and Beis Medrash Synagogue’s—regarding the latter’s growing assembly use on a residential block in the historic district—have come […]
