Larchmont Chronicle cofounder Dawne Goodwin McCullough dies
Dawne Goodwin McCullough died at her home in Fallbrook, Calif., on Oct. 14. She had been in failing health. She
Investors purchase Hancock Park landmark El Royale for almost $30 million
It was eight years ago that Farad Eshaghpour first stepped inside the El Royale. Today he owns it. The Santa
Not much has changed since Plymouth School opened 40 years ago
Penny Cox is one of the five founders of Plymouth School, which recently celebrated its 40th year of getting pre-schoolers
Good Samaritan debuts new ambassador, Thai official at Ebell, party at Los Altos
Chairman of Good Samaritan Hospital’s board of trustees Charles T. Munger invited fellow trustees, donors and supporters to the California
Renovation dedication marks Cathedral Chapel Church’s 85th year
Eighty-five years from the day it was founded, Cathedral Chapel of St. Vibiana marked its 85th anniversary with a dedication
Festival celebrates work of architect Julia Morgan
Learn about California’s first female architect during the statewide Julia Morgan 2012 Festival, organized by the Landmarks California Committee, which
Nine O’Clock Players to stage ‘Peter and Wendy’ through Dec. 2, 2012
The tale of Peter Pan will be told and sung by the Nine O’Clock Players Theatre for Children at performances
Chipotle to open as Koo Koo Roo ends franchise on Larchmont Blvd.
Chicken—grilled, roasted or tossed in a Caesar—is off the menu at Larchmont Koo Koo Roo. Hormone-free chicken, barbecued beef and
Empty lot on Melrose site of mixed-use project
After being dormant for many years, an empty lot at the northwest corner of El Centro Ave. and Melrose Ave.
Area charities gain from polo match, opera gala and flamenco music
The Assistance League of Southern California’s Pre-School and Kindergarten Auxiliary presented its 29th annual Golden Mallet Invitational Polo Benefit on
