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When the city doesn’t step up, what’s a neighborhood to do?

Nona Sue Friedman · June 27, 2025

Frustration is brewing with the breakdown of city services, which can lead to burglaries and unsafe living conditions. Residents are starting to take things into their own hands. For a […]

Mayor Bass reveals the State of the City 2025

Chronicle Staff · May 1, 2025

The council chambers in City Hall have seen some contentious meetings over the last several years and a lot of promises have echoed off of those walls. On April 21, […]

Coffee brews with cops and captains

Nona Sue Friedman · March 28, 2024

Concerns on tap A large contingent of officers from the Wilshire Community Police Station interacted with members of the community on March 5 at a Coffee with a Cop event […]

Editorial

John Welborne · January 27, 2022

Local, local, local! A theme for us, as we start this New Year, is “local.” We shall focus on: maintaining your local newspaper (with your continued support); addressing the local […]

Alarmed by crime spike, local residents take action

Billy Taylor · December 30, 2021

A number of recent high-profile crimes in Greater Wilshire have left local residents feeling alarmed. The Hancock Park Homeowners Association (HPHA) hosted a virtual “Security Town Hall” Dec. 6 to […]

Area residents say crime is getting worse

Billy Taylor · December 28, 2017

Last month the Chronicle received an email from a Larchmont resident who was alarmed to hear that three homes on his street, Lucerne Blvd., had been burglarized in the preceding […]

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