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Eighteen years in the making, centerpiece of Grand Avenue Project — ‘The Grand’ — finally breaks ground

John Welborne · February 28, 2019

Finally under construction across from the Walt Disney Concert Hall is a new retail, dining and entertainment destination, to be accompanied by attractive and usable open space, a 309-room hotel […]

Six ficus trees on Larchmont slated for wood chipper

Billy Taylor · January 31, 2019

The city’s Urban Forestry Division announced Jan. 7 that it will consider a permit request to remove six healthy ficus trees at 606 N. Larchmont Boulevard. The mature side-by-side trees […]

Addressing homeless housing locally

John Welborne · January 31, 2019

Gathered in an historic Hancock Park apartment building last month were about 20 community members and local religious leaders. The tea-time topic was how residents and local faith organizations can […]

Girl Scouts balance tradition with 21st century tastes

Guest · January 31, 2019

Girl Scouts have been selling cookies since 1917, but they are now embracing social and technological change within the 21st century. Cookie season will run to Sun., March 10, and […]

Report finds urban forest not valued by policymakers

Billy Taylor · January 3, 2019

Hundreds of concerned residents and city staff members attended a presentation last month at City Hall to learn the first steps toward developing a citywide approach to improved urban forestry. […]

The 57th year: The more things change, the more they remain the same

John Welborne · January 3, 2019

It was in 1954 that the Los Angeles Railway Company’s Yellow Car “3 Line” ceased traveling from downtown, east along Sixth and Third Streets, and up Larchmont Boulevard to Melrose […]

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