Over 90 exhibitors from around the globe will showcase paintings, sculpture, photography, and video at the LA Art Show from ...

Dr. Joanne Genewick will open her new practice, Genewick Osteopathy, at 435 N. Larchmont Blvd., on Fri., Jan. 2. “The focus ...

The novel opens with brothers Thad and Hazen, who live off the grid in a remote stretch of Montana mountains near Yellowstone ...

The all-volunteer women’s charity, National Giving Alliance of Hancock Park, held its December meeting on June Street at the home of member Stephanie Sourapas where members assembled a whirlwind of ...

The 2026 Greater Los Angeles Homeless Count will take place Tue., Jan. 20; Wed., Jan. 21; and Thu., Jan. 22, by the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority and is a joint city-county effort. UNHOUSED ...

Many overnight camps host family, teen, and women or men’s weekends. With a family weekend, the whole gang can enjoy camp together. If your kids go to camp over the summer, this is a great opportunity ...

The late Mary Stuppy, who moved with her family in 1951 to 357 S. Lorraine Blvd., told her four children she wanted the correspondences published. According to her daughter B.J. Pike, Stuppy felt her ...

Donuts are being swapped out for Greek yogurt on the boulevard. The pricey Go Greek Yogurt is taking over the space formerly occupied by Holey Grail Donuts, at 148 S. Larchmont Blvd. The yogurt shop ...

Mejia’s decision comes at a moment of widespread frustration about how the city tracks and manages homelessness spending. A federal judge’s audit last year exposed what many suspected but couldn’t ...

The sale of the corner 1962 building built by Walter Leimert Jr. closed in April 2024, for $5 million, according to earlier reports. Maciborski moved his business from Sunset Boulevard in Hollywood to ...

There are 95 categories in the 68th annual Grammy Awards for recordings released during the eligibility year of August 31, 2024, through August 30, 2025. The minimum number of nominations in each ...

Much like dining out, increasingly only the well-off can afford to go to the theater frequently. The rest of us pick and choose our “experiences” with an eye to our budgets. The result is the gradual ...