Olive branch significance dates back to Greek times

Columnist · February 27, 2014

  By Bill Bentley, Professor Know-It-All Why is the “olive branch” a symbol of peace? queries Adrian Seeburg. In ancient Greece, the olive tree was sacred to the goddess Palas, […]

Duo’s passion revives Tom Bergin’s beloved Irish Pub

Guest · February 27, 2014

To many in Miracle Mile, Derek Schreck and Jordan Delp—animated, passionate, and so in-sync that they can finish each other’s sentences—are nothing short of local heroes. After numerous fits and […]

La Brea Bakery, ‘Paint & Sip,’ Orchard Supply Warehouse open on La Brea Avenue

Guest · February 27, 2014

La Brea became home to several new offerings recently from a full-service hardware store to an old favorite bakery. La Brea Bakery moved into its new home, a warm, rustic […]

Food drive, Two Dog Organic Nursery sale to benefit Los Angeles Food Bank

Laura Eversz · February 27, 2014

Bring canned or packaged food items to Two Dog Organic Nursery, 914 S. Cloverdale Ave., on Sat., March 15 and Sun., March 16 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., and […]

Major leaguer Brendan Ryan inspires Wilshire Warriors

Jane Gilman · February 27, 2014

Dr. Neville Anderson’s dream to open practice on Larchmont Blvd. comes true

Laura Eversz · February 27, 2014

Neville Anderson’s lifelong dream—to open a pediatric practice on Larchmont Blvd.—will be realized when Larchmont Pediatrics opens on Wed., April 2. Anderson, 38, grew up on Lorraine Blvd.; her great- […]