•Parties provide places to celebrate cultures The eyes of the world are on North America as the FIFA World Cup continues to bring drama and excitement. As a host city, […]

Incumbents Hugo Soto-Martínez and Katy Yaroslavsky won their respective City Council seats outright in the June 2 primary, which means instead of campaigning through November, they can get to work […]

By Aoife O’Connell “I sometimes write at El Coyote,” Gary Grossman told the Chronicle at Le Pain Quotidien on Larchmont Boulevard. “The reason is they just serve coffee at Starbucks. […]

Olympic Division’s Los Angeles Police Department has a new leader. Meet Capt. Ryan Lee. Not to say he’s a follower, but his family forged some good paths for him. This […]

Dogs come in all shapes and sizes, even though science tells us they all hail from the mighty wolf. Cats, too, come from sturdy stock. But wherever they came from, […]

What’s more American than a diner? Could it be how we identify with our cars? Especially here in Los Angeles, your car is not just how you get from point […]

By Aoife O’Connell Like it or not, you are likely to hear fireworks this Fourth of July. But the fourth is never just about the fireworks—it’s about the concert you […]

Dr. Alexandra Orenich, of Larchmont Village Vet, 523 North Larchmont Blvd., took time out of her busy schedule to answer a few questions about summer and our pets. Larchmont Chronicle: […]

Maz Joonam Jobrani has been carrying a bullhorn on walks with his mini golden doodle ever since encountering coyotes in his Wilton Place neighborhood. At first he thought it was […]

By Barbara Sueko McGuire If community were a physical destination, it’d take the shape of a local diner. It’s a quintessentially American tradition, with late-night hours, breakfast for dinner, and […]