Mercantile leased up! It’s official! The Larchmont Mercantile building’s downstairs storefronts are fully leased. After years of construction and tenant
Breaking news: Lucy’s El Adobe Cafe plans its reopening
Intra-family litigation has been resolved, and Patricia Casado, daughter of restaurant founders, the late Frank and Lucy Casado, and sister
Smaller-scale plan moves forward for 410 N. Rossmore
Final design and color choices are being made for a more modest remodel than previously planned for the five-story apartment
Holiday Open House brings good cheer and Santa Dec. 3
Larchmont Boulevard shines brightly nightly Santa will be hearing wishes and taking requests during the Larchmont Open House on Sat.,
Family Fair brings fun to Boulevard this Sun., Oct. 30; Rides, booths and a beer garden
The day of the annual (except during COVID-19 lockdowns!) Larchmont Family Fair is nearing! Our last few Chronicle issues have
Third Street Principal Daniel Kim moves to new job with LAUSD
Principal Daniel Kim, who has helmed Third Street Elementary School for the past six years, moved to an upper level
Alien space pods land on La Brea for fine, tasty dining
Behind a faceless all-black façade at the former Odys + Penelope lies a science fiction fantasy of a dining room.
Former La Luna chef connects weekly with customers
Although La Luna Ristorante means “the moon restaurant” in our tiny part of the solar system, it was a “star”
Local residents have begun voting in local, state and federal elections, in response to solicited and unsolicited ballots mailed by
Tour Rimpau Boulevard homes Nov. 5
Tour three Hancock Park homes designed by legendary architects Roland E. Coate, FAIA, and Gordon B. Kaufmann, FAIA, on Sun.,
