Anthea Raymond is a journalist and educator who has lived in Silver Lake since 2002.
Her reports have been heard on National Public Radio for over twenty years.
She has taught communications history and audio production at UCLA, USC, and Hunter and Santa Monica colleges.
A former LA Press Club president, she has a JD and an MBA from UCLA, and was the first senior editor at KPCC.
At KPCC, she supervised a team of award winning journalists including Frank Stoltze, John Rabe, Adolfo Guzman Lopez and Ilsa Setziol for almost two years.
She has also served as a Show Editor at NPR's News and Notes--the network's ground-breaking show on the African-American experience--and the Senior Producer of Bloomberg Politically Speaking.
A graduate of Palisades High, she has taught kayaking at UCLA's Marina Aquatic Center for many years.
She was one of the founding members of the Edendale Library Friends Society (ELFS) in 2004. She produced several benefits for the group at the Echo and Echoplex.
Raymond has also served on the advisory board of the Echo Park Recreation Center.
She is the eldest of six siblings, and the daughter of Joseph Raymond, former Associate Director of UCLA Medical Center.
Lisa Dordick, Susan Kolko and Eugene Huang have recorded finishing times in the event, disrupted by two explosions near the finish line on Monday. Dordick and Kolko are confirmed in a comment on the site.
LAPD Police Chief Charlie Beck tells the L.A. Times that there will be precautions designed to prevent an incident "similar" to the one at the Boston Marathon Monday afternoon.
Jennifer Castro of A Runner's Circle store in Los Feliz says two women and two men who trained out of the shop ran the race.
The agency says the so-called Westside Extension Project will proceed, with help expected from a $65 million match in federal funds.
Sergeant Joseph Sanchez of the LAPD's Rampart Division says the child was expected to be released from the hospital Friday night.
The Homeland star shouts out the storied nine-hole course on Los Feliz Boulevard in a new book.
Twenty runners helped by a team of about another twenty will compete in the 18-hour relay run that starts Saturday afternoon.
Sgt. Renato Moreno says Beverly Hills may follow the Los Angeles Police Department's lead and keep fake 911 calls secret.
The free Americana and country music weekly kicks off Sunday, April 14 with a show in the Echoplex.
A resolution approved Thursday night also calls for the council to reach out to the Metropolitan Transit Authority to begin talks about an alternative route.
Producer Nicholas Robbins says the "Silver Lake Picture Show"will again bring classic features and shorts by local filmmakers to the Sunset Triangle Plaza.
Police continue to seek a second suspect in a burglar in the 1100 block of Calle Vista.
The City Controller and mayoral candidate challenges her opponent to an impromptu debate about education on his home turf.
Beverly Hills police respond to a call at 2:21 p.m. Wednesday that armed men are trying to break into a residence in the 1100 block of Cabrillo Lane.
A new episode of the SPIKE TV's "Urban Tarzan" has the two hosts bringing in the animal beneath the Hyperion Bridge connecting Silver Lake and Atwater Village.
The Beverly Hills Cultural Heritage Commission takes up that matter at its quarterly meeting Wednesday.
Officers limit access to streets and homes near the 1100 block of Calle Vista Drive for about four hours as they search for the second of two burglary suspects.
Local documentarian Charles Becker shares a video interpretation of Monday's winds.
Will Eric Garcetti, who currently holds the seat, make his choice known any time soon?
Local historian Rory Mitchell shares the bar's secret history in a six-minute video.
