Guest · April 23, 2026
By Jon Vein For more than a century, the gates of Paramount Studios on Melrose Avenue have stood as both a literal and symbolic entrance to Hollywood. Behind them, generations […]
Guest · April 23, 2026
The opening of the first D Line subway extension stations Fri., May 8, marks a huge advancement in Los Angeles’ public transport system, and few people have kept up with […]
Guest · March 26, 2026
By Jack Brownlee Senate Bill 79 continues to be a hot topic, generating lots of controversy among local community groups in the area. SB79 upzones land within one-half mile of […]
Guest · March 26, 2026
Several candidates have thrown their hats in the ring to unseat incumbent Karen Bass for the city’s top job in the Tue., June 2, primary. The Chronicle will continue candidate […]
Guest · March 26, 2026
By A.R. Johnstone Windsor Square residents Dena Bloom and Robert Klyman hosted two meet and greets with candidates running for the State Senate race of District 26: Juan Camacho and […]
Guest · March 26, 2026
By Jon Vein Los Angeles is trying to solve a 75,000-person crisis with $700,000 apartments—and it isn’t working. Tens of thousands of people remain on the streets while the city […]
