Larchmont Boulevard at Clinton Street was the site of a two-car crash between a Mercedes and a BMW at 5:15 p.m. Nov. 3. The BMW was traveling east on Clinton. […]

Members and guests of the Windsor Square Hancock Park Historical Society gathered Oct. 10 in the back garden of 101 N. Hudson Ave., a palatial Tudor estate designed by Roland […]

By Helene Seifer Two Grammy award-winning groups, East Los Angeles favorites Los Lobos and the L.A.-based La Santa Cecilia, with their pan-Latin folk music traditions, will headline Self Help Graphics […]

As a volunteer contributor to the Larchmont Chronicle, I have tried to acknowledge competing arguments. But fairness does not require giving historical distortion the same standing as evidence or overlooking […]

By Nona Sue Friedman The blight that for decades has been MacArthur Park is now clean—so clean it’s almost unrecognizable. In an email from Councilmember Eunisses Hernandez, who oversees the […]

By Helene Seifer In the aptly named “Jelly Dreamscapes,” at the Aquarium of the Pacific, mesmerizing jellyfish float and swirl like little ballerinas of the sea. It’s easy to lose […]

By Jon Vein Every two months, Los Angeles residents receive a bill from the Department of Water and Power. For households struggling with rising costs for housing, groceries, insurance, and […]

By Diego Owen-Lara Sara Hernandez, candidate for California’s 26th district State Senate, held a Q&A at the home of Dena Bloom and Robert Klyman in Windsor Square, and State assemblyman […]

By Nona Sue Friedman Looking for some unusual or iconic restaurants to visit in Los Angeles? Tired of your usual places? Visitors coming in for the holidays? Author Danny Jensen […]

With important state and federal elections coming up Tue., Nov. 3, October was a busy month of political fundraisers and informational sessions throughout Hancock Park and Windsor Square. On the […]