Chronicle Staff · September 24, 2026
Years of disagreement between a group of many residents in Citrus Square and Beis Medrash Synagogue’s—regarding the latter’s growing assembly use on a residential block in the historic district—have come […]
Suzan Filipek · June 25, 2026
Incumbents Hugo Soto-Martínez and Katy Yaroslavsky won their respective City Council seats outright in the June 2 primary, which means instead of campaigning through November, they can get to work […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
