Los Angeles: growing up with character, density?
As part of the Larchmont Chronicle’s continuing coverage of a proposed anti-growth ballot initiative that seeks to ban much construction
Larchmont: a village with the state’s first gourmet market
A pleasure of the last few months has been looking through Patricia Lombard’s “Images of America: Larchmont,” which was published
A change at El Cholo Café? It’s a ‘girth’ thing
I recently had the chance to visit with former Windsor Square neighbor, Ron Salisbury. Once denizens on Lucerne Blvd. and
Meet Wilshire’s newest commanding officer
Beautiful neighborhoods filled with long-term residents and some of the best senior lead officers in the city are just a
Bennett set to begin his first season at Ojai Music Festival
Hancock Park and Ojai resident Jamie Bennett raves about his new job as president of the Ojai Music Festival, which
Gardens on ‘Living Alfresco’ menu Sunday, May 1
Visit six private gardens in historic Windsor Square on Sun., May 1 from 2 to 6 p.m. during “Living Alfresco,”
Liquor store operator is running against longtime local judge James Kaddo
Stepan W. Baghdassarian wants to become a Superior Court Judge on June 7. The surprise candidate is running for the
Instrument travels from Larchmont to Showcase House
Greg Parker of Parker West Interiors is the designer of the music room at this year’s Pasadena Showcase House. He
Ray Bradbury mural unveiled at Los Angeles High open house
Los Angeles High School honored one of its most famous graduates on April 14 as part of an open house