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Larchmont stores struggle, seek help from community

Billy Taylor · October 28, 2020

As pandemic-related pain continues for many small businesses, several beloved shops on Larchmont Boulevard have reached out to the community to share their struggles. Here’s what Chevalier’s Books, Village Pizzeria […]

New book tells history of Hancock Park

Billy Taylor · September 30, 2020

Founding editor and co-publisher of the Larchmont Chronicle Jane Gilman has published a book that lifts the lid on the history of Hancock Park, an area that she describes in […]

LACMA unveils renderings of gallery interiors and floor plans for the new building’s two levels

John Welborne · September 30, 2020

As the last remnants of the 1965 William Pereira-designed Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) disappear, passers-by can imagine the vast amount of open space that will be under […]

Ten contested local seats on ballots this month

John Welborne · September 30, 2020

Incumbent City Councilmember David Ryu is working to keep his seat in District Four in the face of a challenge from newcomer Nithya Raman. Council District Four includes most of […]

Dining Al Fresco, a life saver with planters and umbrellas

Billy Taylor · September 2, 2020

Local restaurants are facing hardships as a result of the pandemic, in part because indoor dining is currently prohibited locally. To help, the City of Los Angeles launched a program […]

On Preservation: Turns out that ‘Missing Middle Housing’ has been here all along

Columnist · September 2, 2020

It must be the heat. The dog days of summer in Los Angeles are when our climate takes a break from its normal programming to remind us that we do […]

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