Park La Brea residents had a mixed reaction when they first heard of the Town and Country project, which aims to build a mixed-use building at the southeast corner of Third and Fairfax avenues, said retired...
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On March 19, a contentious community meeting at the West Hollywood Library highlighted the public opposition to what some people say is an attempt to remove a piece of music history from West Hollywood.
West...
On March 11 at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, dozens of students packed into the Harvey Morse Auditorium to listen to a presentation by Dr. Keith Black, chair of the department of neurosurgery.
As...
On a 2004 trip to Israel, Beverly Hills resident Abraham Zilkha had his cheek swabbed to see if he would be a match for someone in need of a transplant of bone marrow or peripheral blood stem cells, which...
The luck of the Irish is with those looking to preserve a piece of Los Angeles history.
The Fairfax Avenue building once home to Tom Bergin’s Public House was unanimously recommended on March 7 for designation...
West Hollywood is pushing for the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority to bring rail through the city and officials are encouraging the public to get involved on their own while the fate...
A new bridge housing program in Hollywood aims to help young homeless women get back on their feet.
The Aviva Family and Children’s Services program will provide beds for transitional age youth,...
Councilman David Ryu, 4th District, said parks should be “a place to feel at home in your own neighborhood.”
That was the case when he was growing up in an apartment in East Hollywood.
“City...
Recreational cannabis businesses in West Hollywood will soon face higher taxes.
West Hollywood voters approved a new 7.5 percent tax on revenue for recreational cannabis businesses by a wide margin...
In the early 1980s, mega-developer Ron Tutor and his firm, the Tutor-Saliba Corporation, built a new international terminal at LAX in time for the 1984 Olympic Games.
Thirty-five years and a corporate...
When West Hollywood voters get to the ballot box March 5, they’re expected to overwhelmingly approve Measure Y, a proposed 7.5 percent tax on revenue for cannabis businesses.
John Leonard, community...
An eight-story hotel under construction in Hollywood has some Los Angeles residents less than thrilled.
The project, which is called the Selma Wilcox Hotel due to its location at the corner of West...
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February 27, 2019
Adrian Scott Fine, director of advocacy of the Los Angeles Conservancy, fondly remembers hoisting a beer or two at Tom Bergin’s, the legendary Irish pub at 840 S. Fairfax Ave.
Before it closed...
The 2018 Greater Los Angeles Homeless Count found more than 31,000 homeless people in the Los Angeles city limits alone, nearly 23,000 of whom were unsheltered.
Los Angeles officials want to lower...
With the administration of President Donald Trump pushing back on those who want to claim asylum in the United States, thousands of people seeking to enter the country have been forced to wait in Mexico.
Advocacy...
Los Angeles’s plan to regulate dockless bicycles and scooters is rolling along.
Eleven companies have filed applications with the Los Angeles Department of Transportation for the permits necessary...
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