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Remembering Gregory Moon Goethals; he was full of life

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 […]

Around the Town: Holiday drinks and feast in Windsor Square

Chronicle Staff · January 29, 2026

Don Granger and Lisa McRee threw a holiday party for neighbors at their home in Windsor Square. Granger acted as mixologist, serving his New Orleans cocktail, the Sazerac, while McRee […]

Neighborhood rallies to keep Larchmont Bouelvard parking lot

Nona Sue Friedman · November 27, 2025

The room on the 10th floor of City Hall was filled to its 90-person capacity on Nov. 13. Attendees were there to plead their case to the volunteer board of […]

Lucky 21 Gala for Larchmont Charter

Chronicle Staff · May 29, 2025

About 350 teachers, staff and parents from all four campuses convened at the Taglyan Complex in Hollywood for Larchmont Charter School’s Lucky 21 Gala on May 9. Attendees bid on […]

Larchmont Jewelers building receives Landmark Award

Helene Seifer · May 29, 2025

The Albert B. Stephens Building, at 119 N. Larchmont Blvd., was given the Windsor Square Hancock Park Historical Society’s 2024 Landmark Award #128 for adaptive reuse of the original 1923 […]

Two new murder mysteries penned by home-grown authors

Chronicle Staff · May 29, 2025

Hancock Park inspired a new book on murder and parenting By Suzan Filipek Jordan Roter’s new novel, “Moms Like Us,” begins with a murder, an unusual start for a book […]

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