Buckland appointed to Commission on Women, Girls
Gov. Jerry Brown appointed Katie Buckland, Mullen Ave., to the California Commission on the Status of Women and Girls. The
Immaculate Heart equestrian racks up the trophies
At first glance, Alyce Bittar, standing at 4-feet 11 inches, might seem like a fragile waif. Quite the contrary, she’s
Local school gives aspiring sitcom actors an edge
An acting school is shaping the next generation of sitcom actors with a program that prepares students for auditions and
Homeowners take action to warn residents of coyotes
Frustrated that city officials are doing little to protect pets and small children from increasing numbers of coyotes visiting
Brookside, Sycamore Square seek protection
Two neighborhoods were given the okay to pursue an Interim Control Ordinance to prevent teardowns of homes in their areas
Civic leaders give median trees formal send-off
An official farewell to the 82 trees to be removed from Wilshire Blvd. medians during Metro’s Purple Line Extension subway
Ulysses Voyage gets fresh, new look
Locals and regulars will be happy to hear that the Ulysses Voyage of old is back—back with colorful chairs, back
Dusseault is guest speaker at block captain salute
Transparency and accountability are the bywords of Fourth District City Councilman David Ryu. Sarah Dusseault, Ryu’s chief of staff, outlined
CIM proposal for Farmers Insurance property submitted
With additional changes made to address concerns from Brookside residents, CIM Group submitted plans for the former Farmers Insurance property
Residents weigh choices on closing five blocks of Wilshire
Residents are being polled on whether to close five blocks of Wilshire Blvd. for seven weeks or for 22 weekends
