Assemblymember Mike Feuer’s attempt to regulate health insurance rates must wait until the second installment of the two-year session.
Feuer (42nd District) announced recently that Assembly...
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To Brad Burlingame, it feels like it was only yesterday. While the country prepares to honor those lost in the 9/11 attacks on their 10-year anniversary, it’s difficult for Burlingame to fathom that...
From the looks of Linda Crowder’s office, it appears that the Rosewood Avenue Elementary School principal is quite the music enthusiast.
With a new, soundproof music room in the works, donations...
Olympia Medical Center officials are trying to turn a parking lot near the hospital into a 44-unit residential structure with small office or retail space on the ground level.
Dr. Shahram Ravan,...
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors is working to redraw district lines that have the potential to affect millions of residents and the county services that they rely on.
A final vote on the matter...
Myoung Ja Kim limped toward the microphone stand and explained the events of July 20, when she was struck by a two-door sedan while in a crosswalk at 4 a.m. at the intersection of Santa Monica...
Park La Brea Apartments, dubbed “the largest apartment complex west of the Mississippi”, has sought to provide its residents with quality entertainment for years, but the landmark community is beginning...
It began as a well-intentioned marketing campaign and ended at the Los Angeles City Council’s request.
Aaron Brothers, which sells picture frames and art products, recently launched “Artrageous”,...
Los Angeles County Sheriff’s deputies have made an arrest in the Metro Red Line stabbing that occurred on Aug. 19 in Hollywood and left one man dead.
According to the sheriff’s department, Gene...
According to some members of the Los Angeles City Council, the tour guides in Hollywood could use some direction.
Last week, Councilmember Tom LaBonge, 4th District, introduced a motion to explore...
Atossa Soltani fears that the construction of the Belo Monte Dam Complex in Brazil could have environmental impacts that would spread well beyond the Amazon ecosystem.
That concern prompted...
It appears that Laurel Park will remain Laurel Park.
During Monday’s West Hollywood City Council meeting, a 3-2 vote lifted the entitlements on the property at 1343 N. Laurel Ave., the remaining...
The City of West Hollywood will put further thought into renaming a portion of the city, “Historic Boystown.”
During Monday’s meeting, the West Hollywood City Council voted unanimously...
Like the minerals they extract from the ground, rebels in the Democratic Republic of Congo have been prying the souls from Congolese men and women.
That was the story told Tuesday, when the National...
A development proposal to transform the site of the former Tower Records store at 8801 Sunset Blvd. is now in the hands of the West Hollywood City Council.
On Aug. 4, the city’s Planning Commission...
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