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Junior League of Los Angeles celebrates its 100th

Sondi Sepenuk · March 26, 2026

The big moment finally arrived! After a year of buildup, featuring multiple smaller celebratory fundraising functions, the Junior League of Los Angeles hit the big time with its epic March […]

Nithya Raman’s late entry to L.A.’s mayoral race changes the dynamics

Guest · February 26, 2026

By Jon Vein Nithya Raman’s late entry into the Los Angeles mayoral race doesn’t just add another name to an already long list of candidates. It shifts the balance of […]

Los Angeles reconsiders the size of its city council as charter reform advances

Guest · January 29, 2026

By Jon Vein Los Angeles is again confronting a question that has surfaced periodically over the past several decades but has never been resolved: whether a city of nearly four […]

What’s behind homeless spending? A look into city controller review

Guest · December 25, 2025

Late last year, the city of Los Angeles brought in an outside firm, at a cost of nearly $3 million, to conduct a full audit of homelessness spending, including money […]

Winter, spring, summer, and fall… camps are year-round

Nona Sue Friedman · December 25, 2025

When we think of camp, traditionally we envision sun-kissed days of swimming, wearing shorts, enjoying the outdoors, and possibly getting sunburnt. Although now is the perfect time to reserve a […]

Neighborhood rallies to keep Larchmont Bouelvard parking lot

Nona Sue Friedman · November 27, 2025

The room on the 10th floor of City Hall was filled to its 90-person capacity on Nov. 13. Attendees were there to plead their case to the volunteer board of […]

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