It’s unclear if sleuthing by detective Harry Bosch or Lincoln lawyer Mickey Haller (both fictional, -ed.) has taken place on
Book club keeps indie bookstore spirit alive
Having an independent bookstore in the neighborhood is a major perk for many residents. Unlike online or big box retailers,
Metro La Brea decking finished early
An upbeat Mayor Eric Garcetti and Metro officials held a press conference on Museum Row last month to announce progress
Get fresh Christmas trees at Rotary lot on Larchmont Blvd.
It will begin to look a lot like Christmas when the Wilshire Rotary Club opens its tree lot on Fri.,
Don’t forget the pies and turkeys! Make Thanksgiving dinner memorable by planning ahead
Plan ahead if you want to have a successful and delicious Thanksgiving dinner. “We recommend shoppers make their reservations for
Teach philanthropy at local kid-focused fundraiser
Windsor Square resident Jack White is on a mission to help families who have a child facing a critical illness
Center for Early Education begins enhancement plan
The Center for Early Education (CEE) hosted an Oct. 11 groundbreaking event at its Alfred St. campus to formally mark
Larchmont: new ‘cosmetics row’?
In the 1980s, banks and real estate offices filled the storefronts along the busy Boulevard. More recently, signs for coffee
Solicitors annoy storekeepers and shoppers alike
A local resident who frequents the shops and restaurants on Larchmont Blvd. says the number of solicitors and street canvassers
Marlborough’s Dr. Sands reflects on her first year
Marlborough’s ninth head of school, Dr. Priscilla G. Sands, arrived at the school in July 2015. Now that she has
