Flicka changes hands, but stays in Hancock Park family
Fans of Flicka will be happy to know that the popular Larchmont Village infant and children’s clothing shop is here
New Salon brings art and culture to Larchmont Village
Marcie Bronkar’s new Art Salon at 128 ½ N. Larchmont Blvd. adds a touch of culture and refinement to the
Fernandez continues serving community
Francisco Fernandez, who has been a Wilshire Rotary Club member for four years and served as vocational chair for two
Site of prized Craftsman in Wilton Place District was once a farm, chicken ranch
The “Emma Wood House” at 245 S. Wilton Pl. is among 11 locations that were recently designated Historic-Cultural Monuments by
Korean food is sizzling with more than barbecue
Bulgogi, marinated beef in corn tortillas, a rustic-style pancake “bursting” with seafood and lots of kimchi and barbecue were on
Women are key support staff at Wilshire Escrow Company
Who are the women behind Wilshire Escrow? Originally co-founded by Emma “Scotty” Shewfelt with her husband Roy almost 70
Debutantes to be honored at Las Madrinas Ball
Las Madrinas will honor 37 families and their daughters for their service to the community and Children’s Hospital Los Angeles.
Scottish Rite Temple sold to Guess jeans co-founders
The Scottish Rite Masonic Temple in Windsor Square has been sold for approximately $8 million to the Maurice and Paul
CicLAvia rides to Wilshire Blvd. and Fairfax Ave.
Cyclists and walkers were part of the 150,000 people who enjoyed CicLAvia along Wilshire Blvd. from downtown to Fairfax Ave.
Repaving streets may mean assessment districts according to Tom LaBonge
The city of Los Angeles may not have the highest population of any in the United States; that honor goes
