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Bass, Caruso will work to end homelessness — differently

Suzan Filipek · October 4, 2022

One is a congresswoman who has worked with the underserved. The other is a billionaire businessman who builds tony properties. Both have ambitious plans to end or at least make […]

Process versus litigation in city attorney’s race

Helene Seifer · September 29, 2022

Hydee Feldstein Soto and Faisal Gill took very different paths to becoming candidates for the position of city attorney, and they express different approaches to the job. They are running […]

It took a village, but Giorgio is finally getting some help

Helene Seifer · June 2, 2022

Driving down Larchmont Boulevard, I can’t help but glance in the direction of the newsstand and Peet’s Coffee, places where unhoused Larchmont regular Giorgio used to stand with his shopping […]

Housing solutions are on a fast track, says leader at PATH

Talia Abrahamson · September 2, 2021

Housing-forward, person-centered solutions to homelessness have been Tessa Madden Storms’s work for the past decade. Madden Storms, who lives in Windsor Village, is the senior director of philanthropy at PATH […]

Neighborhood regular sparks chats and compassion

Helene Seifer · January 28, 2021

Frank Sinatra liked Italian food and regularly downed three shots of bourbon while waiting for his table at Chasen’s. Hitchcock preferred champagne, fruit and French cuisine. Mick Jagger showed up […]

Tammy Rosato is passionate about her mission: end homelessness

Sondi Sepenuk · August 1, 2019

If you are involved in our local community at all, then there’s a very good chance you already know Tammy Rosato. She’s the La Brea Hancock Homeowner’s Association president and […]

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