Inside his restaurant at the Original Farmers Market, Stephane Strouk waltzes from table to table, greeting faithful diners like old friends and ensuring new faces are enjoying their dining experience.
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To improve public safety, the city of West Hollywood launched a new toll-free phone number for residents to reach the city’s Block by Block Ambassadors Program.
Block by Block, which provides...
‘Tis the season for merry making, party throwing and all-around decorating. And at the corner of Melrose and Wilcox avenues is perhaps the largest party mecca in Los Angeles.
Lining the aisles...
Community volunteers with the Mid City West Neighborhood Council are hoping to make the streets sparkle with a neighborhood cleanup on Saturday morning.
Mid-City West is organizing a community cleanup...
Pirates, skeletons and even undead horses have descended upon a residential street in Beverly Hills. In the 700 block of North Maple Drive, a couple has boosted not only the Halloween festivities,...
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Stepping into Wilshire Boulevard Temple’s Magnin Sanctuary, one is unlikely to run into a movie star, but if they look closely, they’ll find Hollywood’s influence hanging in one of the temple’s...
As the number of burglaries and smash-and-grab robberies throughout Los Angeles increase, the West Hollywood City Council voted on Dec. 20 to increase safety patrols by Block by Block ambassadors...
As people continue to work from home, the city of West Hollywood approved an ordinance to better address noise levels throughout the city.
The City Council on Dec. 20 unanimously approved...
AIDS Healthcare Foundation opened its flagship Hollywood AHF Healthcare Center on Dec. 16, which will deliver state-of-the-art HIV/AIDS medical care and services to patients, regardless of their...
Ask most people what they want for Christmas and they’ll have a list at the ready, most likely featuring the latest gadget or a shiny piece of jewelry – but not Beverly Hills resident Jack Roswal.
“I’ve...
A new six-story, mixed-use development could soon be added at the intersection of Santa Monica and La Cienega boulevards.
On Dec. 14, West Hollywood staff held a virtual neighborhood meeting for the property,...
When West Hollywood residents order a delivery, they may soon open their doors to a robot instead of a human being.
The City Council on Dec. 6 approved the expansion of a pilot program to allow...
Fencing has been put up in preparation for more work at the 8150 Sunset project.
Designed by architect Frank Gehry, who is also known for his work on the Walt Disney Concert Hall, 8150 Sunset will...
When Lyra Marble was 12 years old, she used to run the cash register at Mr. Greentrees, her family’s Christmas tree lot at Wilshire Boulevard and Comstock Avenue.
She would watch her mother, Rebecca...
West Hollywood is taking the first steps toward the creation of a reparations program to give restitution to residents who have historically been negatively affected by discriminatory policies.
The...
To help businesses stay afloat during the pandemic, the city of West Hollywood allowed business owners to move some of their operations outdoors, and now City Council members hope to allow that activity...
When Beverly Hills resident Rebecca King-Crews was growing up, she used to love watching her mother get dressed for work.
Her mother, Anna Mae Parks, worked in the financial services industry and cherished...
Over the last 50,000 years, the earth below the La Brea Tar Pits has been adapting to fit the environment around it, and now so too will the museum.
On Tuesday, museum officials welcomed members...
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