A geotechnical consultant for the Millennium Hollywood project has announced that its subsurface trenching investigation has yielded no evidence that an active earthquake fault runs underneath the proposed...
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A 12-year-old girl who was one of three people hospitalized after a near-drowning incident at a motel pool in Hollywood on Aug. 4 has died of her injuries, according to representatives of the Los Angeles...
A mother and two of her children are on life support after a near-drowning incident at the pool at the Hollywood Premiere Motel at 5333 Hollywood Blvd. on Monday, according to a Los Angeles Police Department...
Representatives of United Teachers Los Angeles (UTLA) and the Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) met at the bargaining table again on Wednesday in hopes of reaching a contract agreement.
Although...
From 1929 to 1968, a small military school operated at the corner of Melrose and Wilcox avenues, endeavoring to prepare young men from Southern California and other parts of the world for their collegiate...
On Tuesday, voters will choose a candidate to succeed the late Marguerite LaMotte, who served on the Los Angeles Unified School District Board of Education in District 1 from 2003 until her death on Dec....
A group of international artists are in town for a one-night-only street art show, and before they return home, they are leaving imaginative gifts for residents throughout Los Angeles.
At least...
Faring Capital has proposed two mixed-use projects for Los Angeles and West Hollywood, and the environmental impact report (EIR) process is in the beginning stages for both developments.
In...
During his visit to Los Angeles Trade-Technical College last Thursday, President Barack Obama expressed optimism about the U.S. economy while outlining ways the country could continue the forward momentum.
Prior...
The trenching at the potential future sites of the Millennium Hollywood project and the development at 6230 Yucca St. has been completed, and the developers are expecting to release a geological report...
Daniel L. Andrew has been identified as the California Highway Patrol (CHP) officer who was caught on video repeatedly punching a woman who was walking along the Santa Monica (10) Freeway on July 1, according...
It’s been said that Los Angeles does not offer its residents an abundance of parks, but the parkland the city does offer is generally beloved and well utilized by surrounding residents.
That...
Through the week, Adam Hurley operates a financial services company alongside his brother, Nick, from an office in the SBE Building on Wilshire Boulevard. The business is appropriately named Hurley Brothers...
The Miracle Mile community is mourning the loss of former Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) president and director Andrea Rich, who died on Monday at the age of 71.
She led LACMA from 1995 to 2005...
The Wilshire Boulevard Temple on Sunday celebrated the groundbreaking of its Karsh Family Social Service Center, which will provide essential services to the neighborhood, possibly as soon as winter 2015.
The...
The Jewish Federation of Greater Los Angeles held a community briefing conference call on the ongoing violence in Israel on Tuesday, when the Israeli offensive to stop rocket strikes reached its 16th day of operation.
David...
With heavy hearts, officials with AIDS Healthcare Foundation (AHF) on July 18 paid tribute to the AIDS/HIV advocates who died when a missile struck Malaysia Airlines Flight MH17 in Ukraine the day prior.
According...
Attorneys representing Marlene Pinnock have filed a federal civil rights lawsuit against California Highway Patrol (CHP) Commissioner Joe Farrow and the unnamed CHP officer who was caught on video beating...
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