Freedom of summer just passed; what was the best song?
As we emerge from the dog days of the season, it’s unavoidable: we must anoint this year’s Song of the
What’s all the hubbub about the DSA?
By Jon Vein The Democratic Socialists of America is having a moment. Once a relatively small organization on the margins
Local history excursions make school subjects come to life
Students heading back to school might need some encouragement to set aside the looser structure of summer days and buckle
Historical Society’s meeting starts with special speaker
By Nona Sue Friedman The Windsor Square Hancock Park Historical Society really knows how to jazz up what could be
Rep. Laura Friedman visits Black-owned BBQ joint
Freshman Congresswoman Laura Friedman visited Bludso’s BBQ restaurant Aug. 4 in honor of National Black Business Month. Kevin Bludso, the
Projects to change shape of Miracle Mile
Three multistory, sky high developments are poised to change the vertical shape of Miracle Mile forever—if approved. While all three
YMCA club soirée soars to all new heights
The 4th annual Anderson Munger Family YMCA Summer Soirée was held Aug. 14, under the usual perfect summer evening skies
A slippery argument: Are seed oils toxic?
One of the many things “health-conscious” communities seem to be voicing concern about is the effects of “seed oils” on
Peacocks and piña coladas: Route 66 is right here in L.A.
By Mara Fisher If ever a road was loved, it’s Route 66. The “Main Street of America” turns 100 this
Larchmont Charter moves to its new Hollywood campus
By Nona Sue Friedman All hands were on deck to get the new Larchmont Charter School Hollywood campus ready for
