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After 16 years, Guzin steps down as president of WSA; Greenman elected

Helene Seifer · February 26, 2026

Windsor Square Association President Larry Guzin’s last meeting after serving on the board for 22 years—the last 16 as president—was Sat., Feb. 28. The board unanimously elected Vice President Jason […]

City sucks out asphalt underneath around Hancock Park

Nona Sue Friedman · February 26, 2026

Ever wondered if there is more tar beneath the surface of Hancock Park? The answer is yes, and plenty of it. One can see it at the surface of the […]

In praise of honoring our fathers and embracing the day!

Helene Seifer · May 29, 2025

Father’s Day, celebrated on the third Sunday in June, falls on June 15 this year. Have you bought your tie yet? Gifts were not always a part of the day dedicated […]

Two new murder mysteries penned by home-grown authors

Chronicle Staff · May 29, 2025

Hancock Park inspired a new book on murder and parenting By Suzan Filipek Jordan Roter’s new novel, “Moms Like Us,” begins with a murder, an unusual start for a book […]

Be aware; speak up to save local trees

Casey Russell · November 28, 2024

The recent unlawful removal of mature trees in the Historic Preservation Overlay Zone (HPOZ) of Windsor Square has put some neighbors on high alert. Lauren Gabor, a longtime resident, first […]

LACMA’s David Geffen Galleries building 90 percent complete

John Welborne · November 28, 2024

Construction scaffolding used to support the forms for pouring LACMA’s new concrete museum building have been removed. Ninety percent of construction has been completed, and an opening is planned for […]

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