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Lipson Building sale threatens longterm tenants

Billy Taylor · November 1, 2018

Larchmont Village’s historic Lipson Building was sold on Oct. 10 to a Malibu-based real estate investment company for $23.5 million. At that price, Christina Development paid roughly $1,372 per square […]

City planners tour Wilshire neighborhoods

John Welborne · November 1, 2018

Periodically, staff members of the city’s Dept. of City Planning head out of City Hall on field trips. A recent October foray was “Planning Day 2018 — Arts and Culture, […]

Musso & Frank nears its milestone 100th

Guest · November 1, 2018

Musso & Frank Grill (commonly called Musso’s), 6667 Hollywood Blvd., is a living piece of Hollywood history — even a famous silent film star dined here. Now this historic restaurant […]

Tequila tasting at Antonio’s offers wide choices, is fun

Guest · November 1, 2018

Angelenos tend to love their Mexican food, and Los Angeles is home to numerous fantastic options specializing in this regional cuisine, each serving a variety of styles from Oaxacan to […]

Rite Aid trees to come down, WSA has plan

Billy Taylor · November 1, 2018

Alas, attempts from residents and community groups to save two side-by-side mature ficus trees on Larchmont Boulevard have failed as city officials confirm the trees’ imminent demise. Councilmember David Ryu’s […]

Larchmont’s oldest restaurant location still going strong

Guest · November 1, 2018

Running on 36 years, Chan Dara has witnessed over three decades of Larchmont’s transformations, making it the longest-lived restaurant on the boulevard. Bhasuwongse (“Vavy”) and Sukhum (“Ken”) Kittivech opened the […]

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