Senior gets grant to spread the word for electric lawn devices
By Nona Sue Friedman Aysie Bower, a high school senior at Larchmont Charter School, is very excited to be a
Designs add housing and charm to Upper Larchmont
By Suzan Filipek An imaginary vision of Upper Larchmont is coming into focus as a charming, walkable, three-block stretch—much like
Anti-camping zones to be removed across CD13
By Jack Brownlee Twelve anti-camping zones will soon be removed across Los Angeles City Council District 13 after a motion
Chef Eric Greenspan hits his stride at innovative Jewish deli
Chef Eric Greenspan, a large man with an even larger personality, beat Bobby Flay on “Iron Chef America” and famously
The Womack Sisters: L.A. daughters and R&B’s future
I love it when the opening act steals the show. When the summer concert season was announced a few months
Who’s afraid of the Missing Middle? Balancing preservation and change
Last month, the Los Angeles Department of City Planning released an updated draft of its Missing Middle Ordinances, to be
Taste of Larchmont leaves absolutely nothing on the table
If there’s one thing these warm, humid nights have benefitted this summer, it’s the Taste of Larchmont. The annual event,
State Senate District 26 is up for grabs
By Nona Sue Friedman The seat for State Senator of District 26 is available and two candidates are looking to
Family Fair brings magic to late October
The Larchmont Family Fair returns yet again, bringing enchantment up and down Larchmont Boulevard. The Fair will be held from
Neighborly animal hospital and urgent care opens
A neighborhood veterinary practice with modern technology is at the new Larchmont Animal Hospital + Urgent Care. “We are thrilled
