If you’re a “luck o’ the Irish” diehard, chances are you were seated with a rowdy and energetic group of close-knit friends ...

“So this is what an elevated fish house looks like,” you might think as you approach the front door of Koast. We have a new seafood restaurant from the people behind Kali, the longstanding one-star ...

Delivery robots showed up in the Larchmont area just over a year ago, but have been making short-trip deliveries near the Grove and in the Arts District for much longer. According to the Los Angeles ...

Instead of red wine or a dehydrating, liver-taxing cocktail, serve up a carafe of beet anti-inflammation juice. Chill some glasses in the freezer, turn them upside down and dip the rims in some Trader ...

“Skyscraper Reveals New Type of Architecture,” announced the Los Angeles Times Real Estate section in 1929 at the release of plans for a new tower set to become the eastern gateway of A.W. Ross’ ...

The entertainment industry is experiencing its most dramatic transformation since the advent of television, as streaming platforms revolutionize how content is produced, distributed and consumed in ...

Growing up on McCadden Place launched my fascination with our native tree, Platanus racemosa, often called the California sycamore. Though not colorful, the gnarled trunks, white bark and soft leaves ...

It has been approximately two months since fires swept across the greater Los Angeles area, causing devastating loss and persistent disorientation. As we grapple with the consequences of the fires and ...

The Corita Art Center (CAC) will open its new gallery and workshop site in the heart of the Los Angeles Arts District on March 8, 2025, at 811 Traction Ave. This will give visitors a chance to engage ...

Plans to reshape the La Brea Tar Pits & Museum came closer to reality last month, when the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors approved a Final Environmental Impact Report (FEIR) on Feb. 4. The ...

There have been times, when writing this column, that I have felt more like a war correspondent than a theater critic: covering theater during the pandemic, or the invasion of Ukraine, or the Black ...

It is with great pride and excitement that we have taken the reins of a cherished institution of our neighborhood, the Larchmont Chronicle. Recently, a bicoastal friend said to us, “I love when I get ...