World Cup brings the community together
•Parties provide places to celebrate cultures The eyes of the world are on North America as the FIFA World Cup
Election Update: Winning her seat outright, Yaroslavsky looks ahead
Incumbents Hugo Soto-Martínez and Katy Yaroslavsky won their respective City Council seats outright in the June 2 primary, which means
Author Gary Grossman talks new novel, juggling, El Coyote margaritas
By Aoife O’Connell “I sometimes write at El Coyote,” Gary Grossman told the Chronicle at Le Pain Quotidien on Larchmont
New captain at Olympic LAPD follows his family
Olympic Division’s Los Angeles Police Department has a new leader. Meet Capt. Ryan Lee. Not to say he’s a follower,
Pets of Larchmont: Slurpy greetings, love, lots of play, and lounging abound
Dogs come in all shapes and sizes, even though science tells us they all hail from the mighty wolf. Cats,
SoCal’s abundant car culture scene
What’s more American than a diner? Could it be how we identify with our cars? Especially here in Los Angeles,
Fourth of July fireworks to light up the skies
By Aoife O’Connell Like it or not, you are likely to hear fireworks this Fourth of July. But the fourth
Dr. Orenich talks about summer and pet health
Dr. Alexandra Orenich, of Larchmont Village Vet, 523 North Larchmont Blvd., took time out of her busy schedule to answer
Coyotes roam, live among us; neighbors are on alert
Maz Joonam Jobrani has been carrying a bullhorn on walks with his mini golden doodle ever since encountering coyotes in
Take a seat at America’s table, diners reflect our culture
By Barbara Sueko McGuire If community were a physical destination, it’d take the shape of a local diner. It’s a
