Craftsman homes from early 1900s on WSHPHS tour
See Craftsman-style homes from the early 20th century, watch a marionette show, hear a barbershop quartet and enjoy refreshments at
Music, art, food and creativity at Sept. 16 TarFest
Music, art and gourmet food trucks will be featured at TarFest at La Brea Tar Pits Park Sat., Sept. 16
‘Taste of Larchmont’ aids Hope-Net mission
Readers of the Larchmont Chronicle were calling in frustration. “What are we going to do about the homeless? They are
Former Chronicle student reporter: then and now
These days, Tom Brandlin of Park La Brea serves as a not-for-profit consultant at the Soldiers Project in North Hollywood
Local students report from annual political convention
Some of the biggest names in politics descended on the Pasadena Convention Center July 29-30 for the third annual Politicon,
Arts are thriving at schools… with teacher, parent help
Whether your child is entering public, private, or parochial school, the arts are in full swing in most of our
Home Ground: Architect brought Pueblo Deco to Union Station
By the time Los Angeles’ Union Station opened for business in 1939 with the distinctive geometry of the Pueblo-Deco commercial
Tour Ebell, sip champagne at open house Sept. 24
The Ebell of Los Angeles will open its historic doors to the public at a Champagne Open House on Sun.,
MOVIES: Devastated ‘Rebel,’ ‘Tulip’ madness, life after Bond
Rebel in the Rye (9/10): Writer-director Danny Strong tries to explain why J.D. Salinger (a believable Nicholas Hoult) ended up
Larchmont’s Got Talent, children’s costume contest, rides, food trucks
While the Larchmont Family Fair is Sun., Oct. 29, participants in the talent, costume and pie-baking contests may want to
