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Yaroslavsky / Braude Prop U is impactful still

John Welborne · June 29, 2023

As a new member of the City Council in 1975, Zev Yaroslavsky began to see the impacts of poorly planned high-rise office development, and he decided to do something about […]

McAvoy on Preservation: Designation deadline nears for pre-eminent Los Angeles building

Columnist · August 30, 2018

We use the term “iconic” a great deal. It usually means something that stands out, a “cut above,” something almost everyone recognizes. Landmarks are often iconic by virtue of their […]

KCET to re-air Huell Howser food episodes

Rachel Olivier · August 30, 2018

KCET public television station will air some fan-favorite food-themed episodes from “Visiting with Huell Howser” beginning Sun., Sept. 2 in honor of the 25th anniversary of Howser’s beloved program. Some […]

Community mourns passing of culinary bard, J. Gold

Chronicle Staff · August 2, 2018

An extraordinary outpouring of sadness, coupled with multiple paeans to his journalistic and culinary contributions, accompanied the shocking announcement of food critic Jonathan Gold’s untimely death last month, one week […]

Upgrades at Buzz publisher’s Fremont Place home make it more accessible for all

Guest · June 28, 2018

When Larchmont Buzz co-publisher Patty Lombard’s parents, Anne and Rocci Lombard, came to live with her at her Fremont Place home a few years ago, her family began an extensive […]

Janet Clayton looks to the future of energy; Pulitzers are in her rear view

Suzan Filipek · August 3, 2017

Janet Clayton tends to be where the action is — from Pulitzer Prize-winning teams at the “Los Angeles Times” to being at the forefront of new technologies as head of […]

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