By Nona Sue Friedman Aysie Bower, a high school senior at Larchmont Charter School, is very excited to be a recipient of a $1,000 grant to spread the word and […]

By Suzan Filipek An imaginary vision of Upper Larchmont is coming into focus as a charming, walkable, three-block stretch—much like its neighbor to the south—as a result of a recent […]

By Jack Brownlee Twelve anti-camping zones will soon be removed across Los Angeles City Council District 13 after a motion put forth by Councilmember Hugo Soto-Martínez was approved by a […]

Chef Eric Greenspan, a large man with an even larger personality, beat Bobby Flay on “Iron Chef America” and famously won “Cutthroat Kitchen” with one arm tied behind his back. […]

I love it when the opening act steals the show.  When the summer concert season was announced a few months back, I excitedly snagged tickets for the legendary Al Green […]

Last month, the Los Angeles Department of City Planning released an updated draft of its Missing Middle Ordinances, to be followed by another public hearing on Thu., Oct. 1. The […]

If there’s one thing these warm, humid nights have benefitted this summer, it’s the Taste of Larchmont. The annual event, which took place Sept. 14, was an evening both lovely […]

By Nona Sue Friedman The seat for State Senator of District 26 is available and two candidates are looking to fill the spot: Sara Hernandez and Sarah Rascón. In this […]

The Larchmont Family Fair returns yet again, bringing enchantment up and down Larchmont Boulevard. The Fair will be held from noon to 5 p.m. Sun., Oct. 25. It’s a no-cars-allowed […]

A neighborhood veterinary practice with modern technology is at the new Larchmont Animal Hospital + Urgent Care.  “We are thrilled to now be serving patients and families in the Larchmont […]