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Sighs of relief with Selma encampment gone as students return

Suzan Filipek · August 31, 2023

Parents and school officials breathed a big sigh of relief when a seemingly entrenched homeless encampment was cleaned up adjoining Larchmont Charter School’s Selma campus and its surroundings just in […]

Street improvements abound in the Larchmont area

Nona Sue Friedman · September 1, 2022

As many in the neighborhood have noticed, some streets are being repaved, or more officially, getting “asphalt slurry seal application.” If you live in the Hancock Park, Windsor Square or […]

USC’s Mike Murphy interviews all five CD 13 hopefuls at forum

John Welborne · April 28, 2022

An online Council District 13 Candidate Forum was held on the evening of April 4, 2022. The full program was recorded and is available online: tinyurl.com/y3n2t69a Moderated by interviewer and […]

New districts, new city council representatives

Billy Taylor · December 30, 2021

Political redistricting has brought significant change to the Mid-Wilshire areas covered by the Larchmont Chronicle. For more than 80 years, most of the City of Los Angeles’s geographic area east […]

In 2022, CD 13 to join area as 4th district moves away

Suzan Filipek · December 2, 2021

Our Los Angeles City Council Districts will look very different in the New Year. Councilmen Mitch O’Farrell’s 13th District and Paul Koretz’s Fifth District will absorb portions of the city […]

New Chapter House for Assistance League debuts in Hollywood

Nona Sue Friedman · December 2, 2021

Assistance League of Los Angeles has created a new Chapter House in Hollywood at 6640 Sunset Blvd. The official ribbon-cutting on Nov. 18 was hosted by the Hollywood Chamber of […]

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