Politics dominate theater in 1908 and still resonate today
It’s been suggested that, from time to time, perhaps, my reviews are a bit political for a theater column. My
SB79: For preservation in Los Angeles, there is no greater threat
Earlier this year I wrote about Senate Bill 79 (SB79) and the threats it posed to the historic neighborhoods of
Lots of play at hands-on science exhibits
The California Science Center (CSC) offers family-friendly activities all summer long. Here is a listing of their upcoming summertime events.
Two high-rise projects on Larchmont move forward
Two upper Larchmont Boulevard high-rise apartment projects have moved forward after they were granted Letters of Compliance from the Dept.
Homeless Count drops last two years
Homelessness has dropped two years in a row, according to the results of the 2025 Greater Los Angeles Homeless Count
A treasure trove of books awaits
I walked into Rebecca Ressler’s small bookstore, Hollywood Books, at 6917 Melrose Avenue, to learn what she is suggesting to
Building for positive local change
Starting as a native New Yorker, with a brief stop in the Ohio, Sam Uretsky has made Larchmont Village his
L.A. is finally getting on board with a homelessness solution
By Jon F. Vein and Freya Estreller Across Los Angeles, homelessness remains one of the most visible and urgent challenges
Saving the planet, one lawsuit at a time
Andrew Reich is on a mission to help save the planet, and he’s told more than a few jokes along
