Columnist · September 24, 2026
A Case for the Existence of God sounds like a theology class I might have taken at Georgetown, my alma mater: St. Augustine, Thomas Merton, and Martin Buber on one […]
Priscilla Duggan · September 24, 2026
Vaccines are one of those subjects that raise everyone’s blood pressure, so whether you’re a flag-waving MAGA type, a coastal liberal elite, or somewhere considerably further left: unclench and please […]
Chronicle Staff · September 24, 2026
Years of disagreement between a group of many residents in Citrus Square and Beis Medrash Synagogue’s—regarding the latter’s growing assembly use on a residential block in the historic district—have come […]
Sondi Sepenuk · September 24, 2026
By Sondi Sepenuk The idea was simple: reach out to Los Angeles organizations who are actively participating in community, bring them together to collaborate, and benefit the neighborhood at large. […]
Columnist · September 24, 2026
As we enter October, darkness cloaks the afternoon hours, a chill electrifies the air, and the promise of sinfully delicious treats awaits. But in 1916, you didn’t have to count […]
Guest · September 24, 2026
By Tom Seeley Wilshire Park Association is throwing a Halloween Haunt—its 17th—Sat., Oct. 24, from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. on Bronson Avenue between Wilshire Boulevard and Eighth Street. “The […]
