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…]
Featured Stories Larchmont Village
Open Houses – Fixer Alert!
“Fixer Alert!” You don’t see those words often in real estate listing but in case you missed it, there’s one in the lovely, centrally [more…]
Banana Cake Squares with Chocolate Chips and Hazelnuts
If you’re like me and have had it with the cold and rain, may I suggest baking this super moist banana cake. It’s definitely [more…]
Meet This Tree: Magnolia x soulangeana – Saucer Magnolia
Editor’s Note: This week Emina Darakjy, a very knowledgeable tree enthusiast we are lucky to call a Buzz contributor, introduces us to another stunning climate-appropriate tree. When [more…]
Spring Theater Wrap-Up
Let’s hope March showers lead to April flowers, and a theater-filled springtime. Los Angeles has so many plays and musicals, classics and world premieres, [more…]
The Week Ahead – Events for March 25-31, 2023
Life tends to get boring and mundane, if we let it, so I encourage you to try at least one new thing this week. [more…]
Theater Review: The Thin Place
No, Echo Theater Company’s The Thin Place has nothing to do with Ozempic. Playwright Lucas Hnath has created a world with supernatural elements, and [more…]
Debussy’s Pelléas & Mélisande Covers the City
Our LA Opera is giving us a wonderful gift of presenting Pelléas & Mélisande. LA Opera continues its 2022/23 season with Claude Debussy’s masterpiece [more…]
The Long Tail of Our Puppy Story
Today is National Puppy Day, so we thought it would be a great opportunity to re-publish one of our all-time favorite puppy stories, from [more…]
Equal Pay Activist Lilly Ledbetter and Telecommunications Trailblazer Melinda White to be Honored at Look What She Did! Annual Women’s History Month Benefit
Sponsored Post This Sunday, Look What She Did!, the nonprofit organization that celebrates the stories of extraordinary women, will honor Melinda White and [more…]
“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…]
Additional LAUSD Strike Survival Resources
As we mentioned in our previous story about the SEIU Local 99 strike, which is keeping local LAUSD schools closed yesterday, today, and tomorrow, [more…]
Support Staff Strike Shuts Down LAUSD Schools for Three Days
After contract talks stalled yesterday between LAUSD and the SEIU Local 99 union, which represents a wide variety of school support staff, the union [more…]
Theater Review: The Lonely Few
What if they threw a play and a concert broke out? That’s what’s happening at the Geffen Playhouse’s world premiere musical The Lonely Few, [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…]
Announcements from City Council Districts 5 and 13
Over the weekend, we saw a couple of noteworthy announcements from our local city council districts. First, from CD 5, which generally represents the [more…]
Open Houses and Local Real Estate Buzz
We were wondering if the recent failure of Silicon Valley Bank, the bailout of First Republic Bank, and the resulting jitters about the health of [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…]
Stuffed Peppers With Lentils, Grains, Feta and Mint
Stuffed peppers, that classic casserole style dinner many of us associate with our moms, have a much more colorful and international history. Cultures from around [more…]