Paramount plan considered at City Hall
The Los Angeles Planning Commission held a public hearing in the John Ferraro Council Chambers at City Hall on July
Howard hits the beat for the LA Phil
A local resident has been tapped for the coveted position of principal percussionist of the Los Angeles Philharmonic. Matthew Howard
Cisco Kid ‘was a friend of mine,’ and other recollections . . .
The west side of Raleigh Studios, facing Bronson Avenue between Clinton and Melrose, never fails to fascinate. I walk by
Preservation topic of city public workshops in Mile
The city Office of Historic Resources is holding two public hearings this month to review a proposed Historic Preservation Overlay
Bidding farewell to some favorite mom and pops
After working at Village Footwear for the past 19 years, Wendy pretty much knows everyone’s shoe size and foot issue.
New book on preservation of Los Angeles Central Library
Stephen Gee, writer of “Los Angeles Central Library, A History of its Art and Architecture,” will present a short illustrated
Hancock Park leader Leonard Hill dead at 68
The squire of the landmark La Casa de las Campanas (House of the Bells) on N. June St. and a
Design for Living; new kitchen adds light and space
Luckily, Allison Hawley Simmons’ newborn had perfect timing. Scarlett was born two weeks late, which turned out to be just
Marciano Art Foundation plans its premiere exhibit in 2016/17
The Maurice and Paul Marciano Art Foundation is expected to premiere its first exhibit later this year, or early 2017,
Local architect on front lines of VA land planning in Westwood
The long-neglected United States Department of Veteran’s Affairs (VA) campus in Westwood is finally getting a makeover, and Windsor Square
