‘Ankle’ mosquito is pesky, but not fatal
There’s a new kid in town, and while not seriously dangerous, this mosquito is a pest. Called the aedes mosquito,
High Holy Days are a time for family, reflection: Heralding in 5780
When the Larchmont Chronicle is distributed on Oct. 3, it will be in the week between Rosh Hashanah — Sept. 29 to
Single-family homes 424 S. Windsor Blvd. 684 S. June St. 413 N. McCadden Pl. 230 S. Lucerne Blvd. 222 S.
‘Bollywood’ theme will bring the bling to Lucerne Blvd. block party
Dancers, a movie on a jumbo screen, a henna art contest and lots of bling are on the agenda at
Ebell celebrates 125th with scholarships, gala
The Ebell of Los Angeles — the city’s longest-running social and philanthropic women’s club — is celebrating its 125th year.
Home linked to ‘Jazz Singer’ on WS-HPHS home tour
The Windsor Square-Hancock Park Historical Society will hold its annual home tour this year on Rossmore Avenue Sun., Oct. 6,
Music Center Plaza reopens with flair, fanfare
An Indian chief joined civic leaders at a lavish four-day unveiling of The Music Center “Plaza for All.” The event
Harvest Carnival at Hancock Park Elementary October 5
Kick off the fall season with a trip to the Harvest Carnival at Hancock Park Elementary School, 408 S. Fairfax
Three teams compete to redesign La Brea Tar Pits, Hancock Park
Officials at the Natural History Museums of Los Angeles County (NHM) are evaluating three design teams — one from Denmark
First of its kind in Los Angeles, HAWK to dramatically cut accidents
It’s called HAWK, short for High-Intensity Activated Crosswalk, and it’s been proven to dramatically reduce the rate of accidents. The
