Dance performances not to miss in Los Angeles
By Laurie Sefton May is usually the end of the season for most large performing arts centers. However, you can
Karla Ahmanson honored; ‘Charlie’s Angels’—once upon a time
The 2026 Archbishop Awards Dinner, held on April 11, was an evening honoring individuals who dedicate themselves to the Catholic
Colorful gardens come to bloom on Garden Tour May 2
April showers bring May flowers, as the saying goes, and even though California receives little rainfall in spring, Windsor Square-Hancock
Historic Larchmont building sold for first time in 50 years
By Jack Brownlee On the corner of Larchmont and Beverly boulevards sits a two-story building built in 1921. With a
Local roots and outside influences inspire architect Meg Fain
By Barbara Sueko McGuire Over a century after Larchmont first took shape as a streetcar suburb, the neighborhood has evolved
Meet a trifecta powerhouse; She’s a contractor, architect and designer
Lauren Howley started her construction firm, Howley Design Build, because she always loved her experiences watching her family remodel their
Larger-than-life personality comes to life at Showcase House
Every year that I attend the Pasadena Showcase House of Design, I think to myself, “This is the best house
Moving your parents can be difficult—here’s some help
Whether you are part of the sandwich generation— with kids at home and aging parents to care for—or faced with
Candidates respond to issues on housing
We asked the leading candidates for mayor, Council District 5, and Council District 13 to respond to three questions: 1)
From board rooms to robots, designer/builder keeps evolving
It’s difficult to give Benjamin Armstrong, 29, an exact title for the type of collaborative design/build work he does. He
