Under the umbrella of “Neighbors Lifting Neighbors,” the Interfaith & Community Collaborative will present its first event aimed at educating the community on homelessness. “Stories from the [more…]
Thanks to our intrepid skywatcher, Hancock Park resident Linda Sanoff, we were alerted to look up and appreciate the incredible super snow moon or supermoon [more…]
GWNC Candidate Forum and Election Info Candidates for election to the Greater Wilshire Neighborhood Council Board spoke to a sparse group of residents Wednesday night [more…]
Everyone knows that Presidents Day is a federal holiday (which we hope you are enjoying, by the way) commemorating George Washington’s birthday. It’s also become [more…]
A large, mature Eucalyptus tree in Harold Henry Park fell down yesterday as a result of what is being attributed to a combination of factors [more…]
We braved the rain this morning to bee on Larchmont for Valentine’s Day. We started at the top near Melrose, then came south to the [more…]
Following the 2016 election, we reported on efforts by local residents to mobilize grassroots action to preserve the Affordable Care Act, flip the House of Representatives [more…]
This morning’s early rain storm moved on leaving behind bright blue partly cloudy skies and lots of sunshine, a perfect backdrop for winter flowers. We [more…]
Energetic entrepreneur Melissa Wong has opened a new kind of retail store at 564 N. Larchmont, Blvd., in Suite 100 (it’s the lovely brick building [more…]
In December, California State Senator Scott Wiener (D-San Francisco) introduced a new housing bill, SB 50 (a.k.a. the More HOMES Act), which would, as summarized [more…]
LADWP crews have been responding to power outages all over the city due the recent rains. Since the rains started on Saturday morning, LADWP has [more…]
The GWNC Transportation Committee panel discussion with representatives from the City Department of Transportation and CD4 drew a large crowd to the committee’s quarterly meeting [more…]
It was hard to miss the crew of 28 tree trimmers on Hudson Avenue today, trimming the neighborhood Sycamore trees. “We are thrilled to have [more…]
Monday family and friends mourned the loss of Alan Canter, the owner of Canter’s Deli, at a service at Mount Sinai Memorial Parks. Canter, who [more…]
On Sunday, Knowles Karate Academy raised more than $450 for the Alexandria House women’s shelter by donating the proceeds from its introductory Women’s Self-Defense class. Students [more…]
The recently opened Café Parisien is already buzzing with patrons for its breakfast and lunch services. Now, according to owner Sebastien Cornic, they are ready to [more…]
In honor of International Holocaust Remembrance Day tomorrow, Temple Israel of Hollywood is opening an exhibition of photos by Hancock Park photographer Nancy Baron, featuring [more…]
Last night, dozens of local volunteers gathered at the Hope Lutheran Church on Melrose to participate in the city’s annual homeless count, conducted by the [more…]
A few weeks ago we noticed that Perverse Sunglasses has emptied its shelves and locked the doors. “This is a decision our CEO has made. [more…]
Astgik Ousepian is closing her eclectic clothing boutique after more than twenty years in business at 146 N. Larchmont Blvd. Last week Astgik told the [more…]