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Neighborhoods are in jeopardy once again

Suzan Filipek · March 27, 2025

The community was still fresh from celebrating new safeguards passed to protect single-family neighborhoods when a state bill surfaced last month that could change everything. If approved, Senate Bill 79 […]

Opportunities to turn grief into action

Casey Russell · January 23, 2025

Local donation resources abound The devastation of the January fires has left many overwhelmed with emotion. But when calamities hit, communities have the opportunity to rise up and help. Locals […]

YMCA Summer Soirée honored local leaders

Sondi Sepenuk · August 29, 2024

On Fri., Aug. 23, the Anderson Munger Family YMCA’s Summer Soirée dinner and fundraiser marked the tenth anniversary of the “Y” facility at Third Street and Oxford Avenue. More than […]

Height limit agreed on by homeowners, developer on Melrose

Suzan Filipek · October 27, 2022

Four neighborhood homeowner groups and a developer of a creative office building on Melrose Avenue and Seward Street have reached a deal which includes reducing the proposed project’s height from […]

Resident association meetings discuss crime increase

Billy Taylor · March 1, 2018

Recent increases in criminal activity have alarmed residents, especially in single-family neighborhoods, where reports show an uptick in crime. As noted in this newspaper last month, the increases, primarily in […]

Board election, committee reports at HPHOA annual meeting, Oct. 24

Billy Taylor · September 28, 2017

Mark your calendar and plan to attend the annual meeting of the Hancock Park Home Owners Association (HPHOA). Residents will hear from David Ryu’s office, the Los Angeles Police Department […]

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