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Ridgewood Place, St. Andrew’s Square were just designated

Columnist · November 30, 2023

It is my distinct honor to announce that Greater Wilshire has two new official historic districts to add to its collection. The California State Historic Resources Commission on Nov. 3 […]

Neighborhoods under threat, say homeowners

Suzan Filipek · October 26, 2023

Los Angeles’ residential, tree-lined streets have long been a treasured part of our city. But, according to local homeowners groups, those streets are under threat by a state-mandated City of […]

Parties, nonprofit fundraisers, LBA mixer, police memorial

Sondi Sepenuk · June 1, 2023

Butter, the Labrador retriever, stood guard at the front door, welcoming new and veteran moms from Larchmont Charter School to the return of the annual “Sisters of the Grape” wine […]

Visit private gardens, raise funds for islands, see local trees

Suzan Filipek · April 27, 2023

Everything is coming up roses, wisteria and a bountiful array of other colorful flowers when A Secret Garden Tour comes to our neighborhoods on Sat., June 3, from 1 to […]

The ‘Places’ — Wilton, Gramercy, St. Andrew’s and Manhattan

Columnist · March 30, 2023

As we continue our study of Greater Wilshire’s potential historic districts, let us head east to look at two surviving pockets of our community’s earliest developments that survive along that […]

Electrical outages spark meeting on problems’ solutions

Casey Russell · March 30, 2023

Residents ‘deserve a resilient… power grid’ Major storms in January and February left many residents in Windsor Square and Hancock Park without power for multiple days. Those affected dealt not […]

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