Residents abuzz with news of urban bee legalization in L.A.
Following a unanimous vote by the Los Angeles City Council, residents in single-family, R1 residential zones can legally keep bees
Petersen Museum races to its gala re-opening
Love it or hate it, it’s hard to miss the new Petersen Automotive Museum. Racy metal ribbons encircle the red
Jan Kesner leads campaign for historic preservation status
Jan Kesner wants to see her neighborhood protected from encroachment by McMansions and rezoning. A 27-year resident, she is president
Kip’s Toyland store celebrates 70 years of toys, family, fun
It didn’t start out as fun. In fact, it started out as a nightmare. During World War II, Irvin Kipper,
City EIR meeting for CIM Farmers project set for Dec. 16
A “scoping meeting” required at the start of preparation of an Environmental Impact Report (EIR) will take place on Wed.,
Magical ‘Dancing’ finale at The Grove
Bindi Irwin took home the mirror ball trophy at the finale of Dancing With the Stars, hosted Nov. 24 by
Holiday kickoff, business salute on Larchmont
Carolers, a trolley and visits with Santa were part of the celebration to mark the holiday shopping kickoff and Small
Don’t miss The Secret Garden this week at the Ebell
Do you have plans tonight or tomorrow? Why not see an opera? The Opera Workshop at the Los Angeles High
Help Santa deliver shoes to needy kids in Olympic
Local underprivileged children will be given the gift of new shoes from Santa himself thanks to police officers in the
New pediatrician joins team of local practice
A new doctor has joined the staff of Larchmont Pediatrics, at 321 N. Larchmont Blvd. Born and raised in Chico,
