GWNC Candidate Forum on Monday Night at 6 PM
As they say, “all politics is local,” and there is nothing more local than the neighborhood council. While it’s advisory and everyone serves as an [more…]
AuthorPatricia Lombard
“Loot” is Filming on Larchmont
Despite the rain, the crew of the hit television show “Loot,” starring Maya Rudolph, is filming on Larchmont today. Filming is taking place inside [more…]
LADWP Storm Tips
With yet another winter storm upon us today, LADWP offered residents these storm tips, which have been shared by the Windsor Square and Hancock [more…]
Filming on Larchmont This Week
The television show “Loot” will be filming on Larchmont Blvd. on Wednesday, and Thursday at Chevalier’s Books. Sidewalks will be clear for passing, but [more…]
Windsor Square Robbery Alert
Update While the robbery didn’t take place in Windsor Square, the victim lived in Windsor Square. Sunday afternoon, we heard from her mom, Jackie Martinez, that the [more…]
LA Marathon is Sunday
Traffic alert! Starting early Sunday morning, look for street closures and possible traffic delays from the 38th Annual LA Marathon. Thousands of runner, 22,000 to [more…]
Rossmore Avenue Flooded
Rossmore Avenue, between Muirfield Avenue and Beverly Blvd., is flooded due to last night’s heavy rain. Brian Hannan, a Rossmore resident whose front yard [more…]
Suzanne Rheinstein’s Latest Book “A Welcoming Elegance” Now Available
The long awaited third book by legendary interior designer and Windsor Square resident Suzanne Rheinstein will be arriving in bookstores, including Larchmont’s Chevalier’s Books, early [more…]
Free Donuts and Fun for Holey Grail Donuts’ Grand Opening Saturday
If you haven’t already been, (though we know lots of you have, judging from the lines we’ve seen) Saturday is your day to stop in [more…]
Buzz Sky Watchers Share Photos
Thanks to Buzz readers Linda Sanoff and Angela Gyetvan for watching our local skies and sharing their photos. Last week’s storm brought some amazing [more…]
The Ebell of Los Angeles Presents a Women’s History Month World Premiere of ‘The Everywhere of Her’ for Local Elementary Students
The Ebell of Los Angeles, the 129-year-old organization founded by women, for women, presents the world premiere of “The Everywhere of Her,” by librettist [more…]
Jess Rona’s Business Course
Jess Rona was working out of her garage and barely getting by, grooming the dogs of friends, when she started ten years ago. “I [more…]
Hancock Park/Windsor Square Power Outage Virtual Town Hall Tonight at 7
This evening at 7 p.m., our CD13 and CD5 City Council members Hugo Soto-Martinez and Katy Yaroslavsky will participate in a Town Hall on [more…]
Street “Takeover” at Larchmont and Beverly Blvd Friday Night
It happened quickly between 10:30 and 11:00 p.m. Friday night. Dozens of cars pulled up to the intersections of Larchmont Blvd. and Beverly Blvd., coming [more…]
Larchmont Actress/Writer Shannon Kenny Carbonell Tells Stories with Cactus Arrangements
While writing her second book, Larchmont writer/actress Shannon Kenny Carbonell decided to take a break and began making small cactus arrangements for herself and as [more…]
Credo Beauty Open on Larchmont
Credo, the clean beauty retailer, has officially opened its shop at 136 N. Larchmont. Staff members were busy setting up product in the newly refinished [more…]
Nine O’Clock Players: SoCal’s Oldest Children’s Theatre Presents “Cinderella: The True Story” This Sunday
“Cinderella: The True Story” will open Sunday, March 5, 2023 at 2 p.m. on the historic Nine O’Clock Players (NOP) stage at its barn-style theatre at [more…]
Power Outage Response Sparks Questions
Earlier this week, Yaroslavsky and Raman introduced a motion to the Los Angeles City Council calling on the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power to [more…]
Larchmont Street Tree Hit
One of our fledgling street trees on Larchmont Blvd. was damaged when it was struck by a vehicle Wednesday evening. The support stakes were broken, causing [more…]
Look What SHE Did! Month Long Women’s History Film Festival
Celebrate Women’s History Month starting Wednesday with Look What SHE Did!, a locally based nonprofit that brings stories of remarkable women who changed the [more…]