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Holiday cheer, fundraisers and parties abound for locals

Columnist · December 29, 2022

An ivy-covered wall of champagne-filled glasses greeted 500 decked out guests sporting velvet jackets, satin holiday frocks and heels made for walkin’ at the Dec. 4 Junior League of Los […]

Ridgewood Place, a lost gem and overlooked subdivision

Columnist · December 29, 2022

As we continue with our exploration of the undesignated historic districts of Greater Wilshire, our next stop is the SurveyLA identified Ridgewood Place Residential Historic District. This shady lane wedged […]

The book lover’s dilemma: When to unpack my library?

Columnist · December 29, 2022

My foot on that brake was more urgent than I intended. I jumped out of my Volvo and rushed to the boîte of the local Little Free Library. I popped […]

Brookside and the varied, winding paths to preservation

Columnist · December 1, 2022

Last month, we began a report on the possible creation of additional historic districts in the Greater Wilshire area — [“Room to Grow?: Preserving not-yet-designated historic districts”]. Let us begin […]

Room to Grow?: Preserving not-yet-designated historic districts

Columnist · October 27, 2022

I was having lunch with my friend, James Dastoli, who has newly moved with his family into a historic house located in the Wilton Place National Historic District. We had […]

Modernism in our midst: Masterpieces and McMansions

Columnist · September 29, 2022

October 13-16 is “Modernism Week October” in Palm Springs, a celebration of the desert city’s history and heritage as a laboratory for modern, mid-century and contemporary design. Really a Modernism […]

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