Raising a puppy with a greater purpose
Larchmont Boulevard is no stranger to guide-dog-in-training Oslo and his puppy raiser Alysoun Higgins. Bus drivers and baristas alike recognize
Unexpected phone call reveals much about Giorgio
My cell phone rang. “Hello, Helene? It’s Franco Giorgio!” I was amazed and delighted that Giorgio decided to get in
Tom LaBonge celebrated again in June (twice!)
June of each year, the summer solstice in particular, always was a favorite time for former city councilmember Tom LaBonge.
Goldie’s ends its season with a community summer kick-off
Goldie’s Youth Sports (GSY) ended its season with a taco party that was the perfect summer kickoff for local girls
Holocaust Museum receives $5 million and community support
Holocaust Museum LA has received a $5 million grant from The Smidt Foundation that will help to further the Museum’s
Cooperstown-bound Wilshire Warriors need our support
Wilshire Warrior baseball General Manager Stephen Matloff and Head Coach Fred Ragsdale expect their travel team to play 11 games
Fabulous flora flourishes on WSHPHS tour
A home spans a brook surrounded by greenery. Drought-tolerant perennials bedazzle a driveway. Wisteria vines drape colorful blooms above a
It took a village, but Giorgio is finally getting some help
Driving down Larchmont Boulevard, I can’t help but glance in the direction of the newsstand and Peet’s Coffee, places where
Grad dining choices abound at Original Farmers Market
It’s that time of year again, when neighborhood families are dabbing at tears and cheering for their not-so-young ones. Commencement
Locals enjoy coffee with a cop at Peet’s
“With so much foot traffic on Larchmont Boulevard, it’s the perfect place to host Coffee with a Cop,” said LAPD
