Canopy of trees threatened by sidewalk repair
As the City of Los Angeles continues to roll out a long-range plan to fix the city’s buckling sidewalks, Windsor
Hancock Park: small-lot homes ready for sale
Hancock Park’s newest residential development, featuring seven three-story single family homes, is set to hit the market later this month.
Petersen opens low-rider exhibit
The Petersen Automotive Museum launched its summer exhibit featuring low-rider cars from the 1940s and 1950s called “The High Art
Pink’s Hot Dogs ranked in top 15
Pink’s Hot Dogs was recently named one of the best casual restaurants in Los Angeles by The Daily Meal. Other
Sister Alice Marie, 82, dies; Twerdahl named director
Word of the death of Sister Alice Marie Quinn, founder 40 years ago and executive director until this week of
SB 1818: How a state law is reshaping Larchmont
A group of Larchmont Village residents continues to campaign against a new 52-unit mixed-use development planned for the corner of
Will digital billboards be blinking in our future?
Elected officials on a city committee have generated controversy by loosening a proposed Citywide Sign Ordinance to permit digital billboards
Local architect drawing Harvey House final touches
Last month we asked our readers to send us their memories of the Fred Harvey Room at Union Station. While
Locals attend preservation awards lunch
Not only did a Larchmont Boulevard architectural firm win one of this year’s Los Angeles Conservancy Preservation Awards, there were
First Congregational Church celebrates 150 years
First Congregational Church is the oldest Protestant church in continuous operation in Los Angeles. An organ concert, taiko drummers and
