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Women of Larchmont

Chronicle Staff · July 30, 2026

  After Mars, she found a new mission on Earth By Barbara Sueko McGuire Few people can say they’ve been among the first on Earth to hear a transmission from […]

Restaurant proposed; some oppose

Chronicle Staff · July 30, 2026

A new restaurant application has been filed in Larchmont. Cobi’s, serving refined Southeast Asian cuisine, has been a staple of the Santa Monica food scene for quite some time, earning […]

Two local guys try two Los Angeles restaurants in one day

Guest · July 30, 2026

By Myles George-Ghobrial and Levi Wagner Hermon’s is a neighborhood restaurant that sits in Hermon, 5800 Monterey Rd., a charming little half-square-mile neighborhood tucked below Highland Park in East Los […]

The verdict: ‘Standards’ for HPOZ not ready for prime time

Columnist · July 30, 2026

By Brian Curran Los Angeles Historic Preservation Overlay Zone community groups and preservationists presented a unanimous rebuff of a new draft of Objective Design Standards upon their release in late […]

A hospital in transition becomes an immersive art exhibition

Helene Seifer · July 30, 2026

Colorful creatures, glowing tubes, and a roomful of polka dots are just a few of the tableaux visitors will see in a new exhibit in the abandoned St. Vincent Medical […]

Alamo Drafthouse to bring Cinerama Dome back to life

Chronicle Staff · July 30, 2026

By A.R. Johnstone One of Hollywood’s most beloved movie landmarks is finally headed for a long-awaited comeback. Alamo Drafthouse Cinema has announced plans to reopen the historic Cinerama Dome along […]

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