Suzan Filipek · April 3, 2014
An art walk, bike-related crafts and a festive good time are in store for all when CicLAvia rides into town. The part-party, part-bike fest, pedestrian friendly event returns to the […]
Suzan Filipek · April 3, 2014
Hancock Park-based author Douglas Woods has recently published his fourth book, “Dreaming Small: Intimate Interiors.” The 228-page hardback features 200 color photos by Melba Levick of homes mostly under 2,000 […]
Columnist · April 3, 2014
Jason Asch never planned a career in the textile industry. He was all set to go to law school when a summer job at Diamond Foam and Fabric came calling. […]
Chronicle Staff · April 3, 2014
Sean Kneafsey of Hancock Park presided over 1,150 men at the Friendly Sons of St. Patrick Dinner at the JW Marriott Hotel. Joining him were his father Tom (a past […]
Jane Gilman · April 3, 2014
Harold Henry Park is getting a makeover to become compliant with the Americans of Disabilities Act. The 1.6-acre park at 9th street between Lucerne and Windsor boulevards, will be closed […]
Columnist · April 3, 2014
Summer will be here before we know it! In our house we like to mix downtime and activities—some time to relax and some time for structured programs. Luckily, in Los […]
