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Traffic slows on Rossmore after striping

Helene Seifer · March 30, 2023

Increased speeds led to new lane striping In February, without warning, residents of Rossmore Avenue found their street painted with new traffic mitigation lines, including dashed stripes indicating spaces for […]

Electrical outages spark meeting on problems’ solutions

Casey Russell · March 30, 2023

Residents ‘deserve a resilient… power grid’ Major storms in January and February left many residents in Windsor Square and Hancock Park without power for multiple days. Those affected dealt not […]

Hancock Park has been planting trees

Casey Russell · December 29, 2022

Mid-December saw landscape workers and their vehicles along several streets in Hancock Park. They were there for a big project — planting approximately 25 trees in community parkways. Funds from […]

Councilmembers welcomed to area

Billy Taylor · January 27, 2022

Larchmont’s two new city councilmembers spent parts of last month getting to know their respective new communities after political redistricting took effect on Jan. 1. HPHOA Town Hall Councilmember Paul […]

Alarmed by crime spike, local residents take action

Billy Taylor · December 30, 2021

A number of recent high-profile crimes in Greater Wilshire have left local residents feeling alarmed. The Hancock Park Homeowners Association (HPHA) hosted a virtual “Security Town Hall” Dec. 6 to […]

Around the Town: Galas, concert and scholarships toast the season

Columnist · May 30, 2019

Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra (LACO) rolled out the red carpet for Music Director Designate Jaime Martin, welcoming him prior to the launch of his tenure next fall, and honored Margaret […]

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