Community gives Chronicle’s Jane Gilman standing ovation
Community leaders, business owners, government representatives and neighborhood friends all gathered at The Ebell of Los Angeles to celebrate both
Monkees drummer inspires his daughter in family business
Making furniture by hand is a dying art. A daughter making furniture alongside her father is even more rare. And
Top 24 — Our movie critic’s ‘most-enjoyable’ films of 2015
Here is my list of the most enjoyable films I saw during 2015. This is just how much I enjoyed
Los Angeles High stakeholders call for community involvement
The following is the first of a two-part series on the state of Los Angeles High School and its relationship
Mark Brooks steps down as head of Pilgrim School
June will be the final month of Mark Brooks’ leadership at Pilgrim School. The head of school for the past
Petersen—it’s what’s inside that counts
Whether the shiny metal ribbons wrapping the remodeled museum engender feelings of love or hate—or something in-between—it is the inside
Charter school founders look to first graduation
Eleven years after it opened its doors, Larchmont Charter School is preparing its first senior class for graduation this June.
Pilgrim grateful for Larry Brown’s contributions
Stepping down is not something Laurence “Larry” Brown does. But, after 40 years of commitment to Pilgrim School, he is
Mansionization, infamous loopholes back on table
Some realtors, developers and even homeowners don’t see a problem with McMansions. But most Angelenos would probably rather not live
Historical Society names its 2015 Holiday Lights winners
This year’s six winners for the Windsor Square-Hancock Park Historical Society’s annual Holiday Lights contest were: A home at 415
