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La Brea Tar Pits to join neighbors in new look, renovations

John Welborne · January 1, 2020

Last month, completing a one-year international search process, the Natural History Museums of Los Angeles County (NHM) announced the selection of architecture firm Weiss / Manfredi to lead a master […]

It’s beginning to look a lot like the holidays on Blvd.

Rachel Olivier · December 4, 2019

It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas along Larchmont Boulevard. From the red bows that have popped up along the north end of Larchmont to the trees at the […]

St. James’ Church shines light on Stories from the Frontline

Sondi Sepenuk · December 4, 2019

Angela Sanchez was 16, a junior in high school, when she and her father experienced homelessness. The memories are sharp: it was the beginning of the 2008 recession, one week […]

Historic Citrus Ave. house quickly demolished

John Welborne · October 31, 2019

Neighbors on Citrus Avenue, just west of Hancock Park, were shocked on Oct. 23 when the historic 1927 home at 361 N. Citrus Ave., at the southwest corner of Oakwood […]

Larchmont loses two large ficus trees

Billy Taylor · October 31, 2019

Two healthy and mature ficus trees on Larchmont Boulevard, located in front of the Rite Aid store, got the axe last month despite efforts by the local neighborhood association to […]

Marat Ballet leaps to its next stage in life

Suzan Filipek · October 31, 2019

Marat Daukayev School of Ballet has found a new home, after a full-out search that included parents and students and was supported partly by a gofundme.com campaign. Scheduled to open […]

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