WSHPHS celebrates 50 years of community and preservation
Members and guests of the Windsor Square Hancock Park Historical Society gathered Oct. 10 in the back garden of 101
Thousands expected at Día de los Muertos fest; Los Lobos headlines
By Helene Seifer Two Grammy award-winning groups, East Los Angeles favorites Los Lobos and the L.A.-based La Santa Cecilia, with
OPINION: When antisemitism dresses itself as virtue
As a volunteer contributor to the Larchmont Chronicle, I have tried to acknowledge competing arguments. But fairness does not require
MacArthur Park is almost picture perfect again
By Nona Sue Friedman The blight that for decades has been MacArthur Park is now clean—so clean it’s almost unrecognizable.
Mesmerizing world of jellies at Aquarium of the Pacific
By Helene Seifer In the aptly named “Jelly Dreamscapes,” at the Aquarium of the Pacific, mesmerizing jellyfish float and swirl
LADWP—What we’re paying for, what we’re getting
By Jon Vein Every two months, Los Angeles residents receive a bill from the Department of Water and Power. For
Candidate Sara Hernandez spoke at Q&A in Windsor Square
By Diego Owen-Lara Sara Hernandez, candidate for California’s 26th district State Senate, held a Q&A at the home of Dena
Book inspires L.A. readers to travel near and far
By Nona Sue Friedman Looking for some unusual or iconic restaurants to visit in Los Angeles? Tired of your usual
Residents meet candidates to discuss issues over charcuterie
With important state and federal elections coming up Tue., Nov. 3, October was a busy month of political fundraisers and
Speeders caught on camera with LADOT program
By Nona Sue Friedman Slower cars make for safer streets. For the past three years, cars have killed more people
