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Big Sunday grows from a single day to a month

Billy Taylor · March 31, 2016

Starting May 1, Big Sunday will launch a month-long campaign to bring volunteers together with projects and organizations in need of support. But they need your help. You can volunteer […]

Architects oppose city moratorium; one initiative postponed

Billy Taylor · March 31, 2016

Members of the Los Angeles Chapter of the American Institute of Architects (AIA) gathered downtown March 8 to discuss the potential negative impacts of two proposed ballot initiatives. James Auld, […]

League met at Grove; NGA ladies were in red at Busby’s

Columnist · March 31, 2016

The Assistance League of Los Angeles held its annual Founders Day Luncheon on Feb. 25 at Maggiano’s at The Grove.  A champagne reception was followed by an Italian feast of […]

Jacob, 8, spends, gives, saves with The Piggy Box

Suzan Filipek · March 31, 2016

Esther Diaz was looking for an organized way for her eight-year-old entrepreneur son to save his hard-earned money. Since he turned five, Jacob has rolled in trash, recycling and yard […]

Paul Williams building among historic preservation winners

Suzan Filipek · March 31, 2016

The Golden State Mutual Life Insurance Building in West Adams and designed by Paul Revere Williams is among awardees at the Los Angeles Conservancy 35th annual Preservation Awards. Awardees will […]

A magic candy bar saved Holocaust survivor Leon Prochnik

Jane Gilman · March 3, 2016

Many six-year-olds have an imaginary playmate, but Leon had an imaginary chocolate bar named Milka, a talisman that he turned to in time of trouble. The Holocaust survivor fled with […]

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