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City’s Housing Element threatens our historic districts

Columnist · October 26, 2023

In October the governor signed 56 new housing bills in an effort to address California’s housing crisis. The majority of these only continue to chip away at the issue through […]

Larchmont Chronicle; Larchmont Charter

John Welborne · August 31, 2023

Your community newspaper is concerned about community issues. A critical issue relates to one of the four campuses of Larchmont Charter School (LCS), whose original campus is just a few […]

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 […]

Councilman Soto-Martinez: Use preservation to protect our treasures

Columnist · January 26, 2023

The historic upset victory over incumbent Councilman Mitch O’Farrell by political newcomer Hugo Soto-Martinez reverberated not only throughout Council District 13, but in City Hall and the historic preservation community […]

Locking arms to address homelessness is top of mayor’s agenda

John Welborne · December 29, 2022

During her inauguration speech on Dec. 11, Mayor Karen Bass emphasized the need for all Angelenos to “lock arms” to address homelessness. She said that the voters elected her to […]

Election 2022: New mayor in the neighborhood

John Welborne · December 1, 2022

Mayor-elect Karen Bass, in response to a question at her November 17 press conference held at the historic Ebell of Los Angeles, said she still was overwhelmed by her recent […]

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