Power Outages Continue for Some Residents
Shortly after we posted our story about several power restorations this morning, we heard from residents who were still without power. We have seen crews [more…]
AuthorPatricia Lombard
Power Restored, Clean Up Continues
Power was restored to most Hancock Park residents Sunday evening around 9:30 p.m. In Windsor Square, residents told the Buzz their power came back on [more…]
Local Power Outages
The storm clouds have passed, but the power outages caused by the storm remain, unfortunately for local residents and businesses. Many residents have been without [more…]
New Lane Striping on Rossmore Avenue
You may have noticed new lane striping on Rossmore Avenue. The striping is a new effort by LADOT designed to reduce speed and increase safety [more…]
Credo Beauty to Open February 28 on Larchmont
Credo Beauty, the clean beauty products retailer, is planning to open at 136 N. Larchmont next week. A spokesman for the company told the Buzz [more…]
Lucerne Blvd. Water Breaks Leave Residents Without Water Last Night
Larchmont Village residents on Lucerne Blvd., between Rosewood and Melrose Avenue, were without water for several hours last night while LADWP crews worked to [more…]
Holey Grail Donuts to Open March 11
In our last story about Holey Grail Donuts, we reported that the business was hoping to open by the middle of this month. Alas, [more…]
A Good Day to Check Out the Newly Renovated Laurel Canyon Dog Park
If you and your dog are lucky enough to have the day off today, perhaps it’s a good day to check out the newly [more…]
Celebrating Architect Paul Williams
Thanks to the Los Angeles Conservancy for noting the birthday of the great Paul Revere Williams, who was born February 18, 1894. Williams was [more…]
Great Backyard Bird Count, a Global Bird Count February 17-20
Step outside today and participate in a global effort to count birds. The Great Backyard Bird Count started February 17 and runs through February [more…]
Nazi Flag Was Protest Art Against Iran
Earlier this week we reported on the appearance of a Nazi flag constructed of black and red colored tape on the Fairfax Blvd. fence surrounding [more…]
Hardwear Clothing Boutique on Larchmont Blvd. is Closing This Month
After 13 years at 152 N. Larchmont Blvd., Hardwear clothing is closing at the end of the month. Founder and owner Renee Mizrahi has [more…]
The Ebell of Los Angeles Celebrates Ebell/Flint Scholars with Annual Breakfast
The Ebell of Los Angeles celebrated the current recipients of its 104-year-old Ebell/Flint Scholarship with a breakfast and discussion on Saturday, February 11. Thirty [more…]
Nazi Flag Appears on LACMA and Academy Museum Fence on Fairfax
Earlier this week, a Nazi flag constructed of black and red colored tape appeared on the Fairfax Blvd. fence surrounding LACMA and the Academy [more…]
SSA and LAPD Arrest 4 Teens in Hancock Park for Vandalism and Trespassing in TikTok Door Kicking Challenge
Last fall, a “kicking door challenge” that started on TikTok enticed teens to kick and bang on residential doors to the beat of Ke$ha’s [more…]
Tortoise Love on Valentine’s Day
Tortoise rescuer Kevin Proulx sent us this Valentine’s Day video celebrating the fifty tortoises now at TortoiseLand rescue, including 13 babies! In recent weeks, [more…]
Valentine’s Day Fundraiser for CHLA at Jeni’s Ice Cream
This Valentine’s Day, treat yourself to ice cream at Jeni’s Splendid Ice Creams on Larchmont and help Evan Listi raise funds for Children’s Hospital [more…]
Jon and Vinny to Open Cookbook Market and Cafe in May
Jon Shook and Vinny Dotolo have been hard at work on the Larchmont Blvd location of their latest venture Cookbook, a market and cafe. The [more…]
Lucerne Arden United Neighbors Walk with LAPD
Last week Larchmont Village residents on Lucerne and Arden Boulevards took a walk with LAPD officers from Wilshire Division to discuss neighborhood safety issues [more…]
Chef Chris Heyman Opens Dad-a-Licious Cooking School
Professional chef and dad Chris Heyman loves to cook with his family. During the COVID-19 pandemic, he and his wife moved from Larchmont to [more…]