Taste of Larchmont officially cancelled this year
Taste of Larchmont (TOL) was canceled officially last month after a meeting of the HopeNet board of trustees, announced Levi
Local lawmaker pushes for denser housing: Assemblyman Bloom has two bills
Following the defeat of SB 50, and its predecessor SB 827 — controversial bills that would have preempted local control
Lots of activity at The Grove during COVID-19 shutdown
Like everywhere in Los Angeles, things were very quiet at The Grove in April and almost all of May.* Impresario
Book talks at Chevalier’s continue – but online
It seemed like it was an even larger-than-normal crowd of lovers of intellectual stimulus who attended a recent book talk
Larchmont-area skateboarders seek a place of their own
Skateboarding and Southern California go together like peanut butter and jelly. Or sunsets and the ocean. Or surfers and waves.
31 vacancies on the boulevard and nearby?
There are a number of retail and other commercial spaces that appear vacant or “For Lease” along Larchmont Boulevard and
Stores open on Boulevard after mayor lifts ban on retail
Fast-changing state, county, and city rules have been keeping retail merchants on their toes. At the end of last month,
Museums offer live music, art projects and outdoor venues
Herald in the start of summer with live Latin music and jazz and art projects or head to outdoor venues
1930s Depression: Surviving on pins and needles: Parable for weathering our modern-day crisis
It’s a simple pincushion, standing 10 inches high, made of cardboard and covered with fabric. But, it was a lifesaver
Commencement looks different this year; first graduating class for GALA
Graduation is looking a little different for high school seniors this year. Many schools are hosting online events with an
