Bungalow civil case dismissed; five-year limit had passed
The city won a civil lawsuit brought on by the Larchmont Bungalow when L.A. Superior Court Judge Stephanie Bowick dismissed
California Greenin’ wants your water-wise landscapes
With so many drought tolerant gardens popping up in our community, we’ve decided to hold a contest to showcase Larchmont
Academy Museum gets final okay; MMRA readies to sue
A $300-million Academy Museum of Motion Pictures got rave reviews from the City Council June 24. A 13-0 vote paved
Blend students create and perform in musical
An original production of “Bug Boy: The Musical” was performed in the Van Ness Elementary School auditorium on May 27.
History of Griffith-Banderas estate
Updated June 18 at 12:30 p.m. The Larchmont Chronicle searched its archives for a history of the just-sold home of
One resident’s solution to texting drivers
Driving down any thoroughfare in Los Angeles, you may notice the person driving 40 miles per hour next to
Petersen Museum’s renovation debuts ‘racy’ first phase
Petersen Automotive Museum officials unveiled a racy exterior as the first phase of a $125 million renovation at the site
Lots of legwork returns S. Irving home to original elegance
You might have noticed that the façade of 153 S. Irving is changing. But if you were alive and living
Kathy Whooley marks 30 years serving community
Kathy Whooley says she “fell into owning the business.” Thirty years ago, the Larchmont Medical building office was one
Ryu takes office July 1 following runoff victory
On July 1, David Ryu will take the oath of office to become City Councilman for the fourth district following
