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Community groups work on housing bill

Guest · March 26, 2026

By Jack Brownlee Senate Bill 79 continues to be a hot topic, generating lots of controversy among local community groups in the area. SB79 upzones land within one-half mile of […]

Tom Bergin’s celebrates its 90th year on St. Patrick’s Day

Sondi Sepenuk · March 26, 2026

L.A.’s oldest Irish bar, Tom Bergin’s celebrated 90 years of keeping the neighborhood “refreshed.” This year’s St. Patrick’s Day bash at the historic 1936 venue was another one for the […]

Miracle Mile to be connected by rail for first time in 79 years

Guest · February 26, 2026

By Jack Brownlee Two new Metro subway stations will be opening along Wilshire Boulevard in the coming months as Metro completes Phase One of its D Line Extension project. Both […]

Copper wire thieves are at it again, making many areas dark

Nona Sue Friedman · January 23, 2025

Thieves of the night are making neighborhoods dark, again. The Larchmont Chronicle has heard from two different areas whose neighborhoods are dark because of copper wire theft. Larchmont Village The […]

Historic homes, local school’s 100th, First Century and more

Sondi Sepenuk · November 28, 2024

Lots of activity was going on around the town in November, all just a precursor to the busy December holiday season. Our neighborhoods’ venerable Windsor Square Hancock Park Historical Society […]

Neighborhood rallies for Save Beverly Fairfax at block party

Helene Seifer · October 24, 2024

The 300 block of North Sierra Bonita Avenue was abuzz on Sun., Oct. 13. Neighbors were chatting over free donuts; children were holding giant lollipops in one hand and balloon […]

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