Proposition 19 — which would legalize, regulate and tax marijuana for personal use — is one of the most controversial measures on the upcoming Nov. 2 ballot.
If passed, Prop. 19 would allow...
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A petition to tax existing billboards in West Hollywood was certified on Monday, but the city council wants more information about the legality of the ballot initiative, which is being spearheaded...
J.C. Calciano’s second movie, “eCupid” is just what West Hollywood officials want more of — quality, small-scale location filming.
This week, as the West Hollywood City Council...
The Los Angeles City Council voted unanimously Wednesday to continue the effort to collect the millions of dollars owed the city in unpaid bills, while also hiring a “Collections Sheriff’ to go after...
After years of shuttling from one small rented space to another, the Los Angeles Museum of the Holocaust (LAMOTH) is re-opening in its own, environmentally friendly building in Pan Pacific Park.
The...
Fairfax High School senior Jeannette Cardona remembers her grandmother, a former mariachi singer, turning up the radio and belting out lyrics to the music of Selena while they drove through Los Angeles.
Music...
Women’s rights leaders came together Tuesday to urge women to vote on November 2 to ensure that access to abortion and family planning stay intact. In Beverly Hills, a press conference at the Feminist...
A blueprint for how Los Angeles officials can collect money owed to the city — from outstanding parking tickets to insurance companies who haven’t paid for emergency medical services — was released...
The West Hollywood City Council on Monday approved a partnership with the National Council of Jewish Women, Los Angeles and other local social service providers to create a Community Response Team for Domestic...
The Los Angeles City Council rejected a proposal Tuesday for a water rate increase from the Department of Water and Power (DWP).
The proposed increase, which would add about 3.4 cents...
Dog owners have been pushing for a new off-leash dog park in West Hollywood for several years, and on Monday, the City Council agreed to open one, most likely in Plummer Park.
Councilmembers...
Last week the West Hollywood City Council approved moving forward with the second phase of its 25th Anniversary Capital Project, which includes the expansion of West Hollywood Park, 3.5 acres of new and enhanced...
Angelenos have a few more weeks to submit written comments on how to reform the embattled Los Angeles Department of Water and Power (DWP), following months of ongoing concerns about electricity rate increases,...
The West Hollywood City Council last week postponed an appeal of a recommendation to designate an apartment building called Sunset Lanai, at 1422 N. Sweetzer Ave., as a local cultural resource.
The...
The Los Angeles City Council on Tuesday sent a strong message to advertising companies in Hollywood: gigantic, sun-blocking supergraphics and other large billboards are no longer welcome.
“We...
The Los Angeles City Council on Tuesday sent a strong message to advertising companies in Hollywood: gigantic, sun-blocking supergraphics and other large billboards are no longer welcome.
“We...
The West Hollywood Planning Commission continues a series of public hearings tonight, Thursday, Sept. 23, on the draft General Plan — a blueprint for how the city should prioritize policy development...
To avoid the possibility of a gas pipeline explosion similar to the one that rocked the community of San Bruno, the City of West Hollywood is launching an investigation into its own energy infrastructures.
The...
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