On Aug. 18, people will have to navigate some major streets in Hollywood and West Hollywood on their own two feet.
The Meet the Hollywoods CicLAvia event will close 6.5 miles of streets – about 2.5 miles...
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The Los Angeles City Council’s Planning and Land Use Management Committee deferred to May 28 its consideration of the building once home to the Irish bar Tom Bergin’s.
The Miracle Mile Residential...
With eight states – Georgia, Ohio, Kentucky, Alabama, Mississippi, Missouri, Utah and Arkansas – passing restrictive abortion bans this year and several others considering similar measures, the city...
When West Hollywood Mayor John D’Amico was sworn in on May 20, he wanted everyone in attendance to know that he’s not leading the city alone.
D’Amico said he wants all of the city’s residents...
Academy Award- and Emmy-winning actress Anne Hathaway received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on May 9. Hathaway, known for movies like “The Princess Diaries,” “Les Misérables,” “The Devil...
With concerns about a possible recession in the coming years, the Beverly Hills City Council reviewed a proposed 2019-20 budget for the city that projects $381 million in revenue for the 2019-20 fiscal...
Twenty years after his death, Edward Fickett is still being recognized for his impact on the world of architecture.
Fickett, a fourth-generation Angeleno, Beverly Hills High School and USC alum,...
Proponents of a plan to designate the Fairfax Avenue building once home to Tom Bergin’s Public House as a historic-cultural monument will make their case again on May 21, this time in front of the Los Angeles...
A bank without a West Hollywood branch will soon handle the city’s money.
In a 3-2 vote on May 6, the West Hollywood City Council chose to end its relationship with Wells Fargo and move to Bank...
A new proposal from Los Angeles City Councilman David Ryu, 4th District, aims to make street resurfacing a little smoother for car owners.
After an April 25 story in the Los Angeles Times detailed...
A new photo exhibition of jazz musicians delves into the personal and professional lives of the people who helped the genre grow into a popular art form while remaining true to its roots.
The show,...
A proposal by Los Angeles City Councilman David Ryu, 4th District, to limit campaign contributions from developers may finally see a full council vote in the coming months.
Ryu’s proposed restrictions...
In the not too distant past, anyone who wanted to discuss cleaning up the Los Angeles River would have to begin by explaining to many Angelenos that the river even exists.
Los Angeles City Councilman...
On April 24, 1915, the government of the Ottoman Empire rounded up more than 200 notable Armenians in Constantinople. Over the next few years, 1.5 million Armenians lost their lives in one of the first...
When tourists think of Tinseltown, the Walk of Fame on Hollywood Boulevard might be the most iconic symbol of the entertainment industry.
However, the throngs of visitors looking for an easy photo...
The Los Angeles County Museum of Art got the approval it needed on April 9 to move forward with plans to build a new $650-million building that has drawn praise and criticism from Angelenos.
The...
A Beverly Grove church wants to get into the real estate game in a big way.
Our Lady of Mt. Lebanon, a Maronite Catholic church at 333 S. San Vicente Blvd., filed plans with the city of Los Angeles...
It might be hard to imagine, but the subzero glaciers of Antarctica once were home to a dinosaur-filled forest.
It’s been millions of years, and snow and ice have replaced the trees, but evidence...
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