Guest · March 26, 2026
By Beth Ann Hilton Daughters of the American Revolution had a ticketed afternoon affair and blended living history with philanthropy on Feb. 21. Some guests arrived in Colonial-era attire, portraying […]
Helene Seifer · February 26, 2026
Windsor Square Association President Larry Guzin’s last meeting after serving on the board for 22 years—the last 16 as president—was Sat., Feb. 28. The board unanimously elected Vice President Jason […]
Chronicle Staff · January 29, 2026
Since Tailwaggers hit the Boulevard in 2021, it has become one of the most beloved retail shops on the street. From animal rescue adoption days to Tailwashers and Doggy Daycare, […]
Nona Sue Friedman · January 29, 2026
When talking to Senior Lead Officer Danny Chavez of Olympic Division, his pride in being an officer, helping his community, and specifically being part of the Los Angeles Police Department […]
H Hutcheson · January 29, 2026
Did you know there is a group called SideWalking that organizes inspired, educational, communal walks in Windsor Square? Marcelo Ziperovich, who lives in the area, led the February walk, which […]
Guest · January 29, 2026
By Jack Dennis, S.J. Fr. Gregory Moen Goethals, S.J., was a larger-than-life character. Greg lived and breathed Los Angeles, Loyola High School, his Goethals family, and his priestly vocation to […]
