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Plans are underway to expand campus at Holocaust Museum

Little did a small group of Holocaust survivors who met in the 1960s at an English-as-a-second-language class know that their

Parks Foundation works to improve Robert Burns trail

The Los Angeles Parks Foundation soon will begin work on an improvement project within Robert Burns Park, thanks, in part,

Gift suggestions for the athletic teen in your life

Holiday shopping will be challenging this year. The supply chain apparently has too many interruptions and speed bumps, and the

Rabbi returns to her roots at Temple Israel of Hollywood

  When young Mari Chernow, freshly graduated from rabbinical school at Hebrew Union College in Los Angeles, left in 2003

City redistricting moves to City Council this month

After one year of volunteer service, plus professional staffing and paid consultants, a citizen commission has issued its recommendation for

Letters to the Editor

Historic Rossmore I am the grandson of the original builder / developer, Harry Feigenbaum, who successfully built the Ravenswood Apartments

Great White is making a splash with California fare

Storefronts have turned over quite a bit on Larchmont over the past few years, but many of our restaurants have

1921: In praise of photographer Margrethe Mather (and Edward Weston)

Edward Weston’s name is one we remember now. In 1921, though, when Larchmont Boulevard was aborning, Edward Weston and Margrethe

Youth Soccer returns to Fairfax for practice, games

A local chapter of the American Youth Soccer Organization (AYSO) is officially up and running. For AYSO Region 78, practice

Larchmont to celebrate 100 years on Oct. 24

The celebration of the 100th anniversary of establishing the original Larchmont Boulevard shopping block will take place beginning at 11:00