Six candidates for West Hollywood City Council participated in a forum hosted by the Israeli-American Civic Action Network and Congregation Kol Ami on Sept. 16. Noemi Torres, John Erickson, John Heilman,...
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The Greater Miracle Mile Chamber of Commerce hosted developer Wally Marks for a virtual lunch on Sept. 17, where Marks presented his 42-story Mirabel project, answered questions and faced criticism.
In...
The West Hollywood City Council took action on several coronavirus-related items on Sept. 23, affecting everything from the city’s eviction moratoriums to grocery stores and local businesses. The council’s...
On Sept. 15, the Beverly Hills City Council informally agreed to revisit regulations on medical offices and consider changes that would make it easier for commercial space to be used for medical purposes.
The...
Eight of the candidates for West Hollywood City Council made their cases for election during the West Hollywood West Residents Association’s Meet the Candidates Forum on Sept. 13.
Candidates Larry...
Dating in the Los Angeles area was hard enough before March, but with in-person dating largely restricted due to the coronavirus pandemic, singles in the Los Angeles area have faced limited options.
Emily,...
Christopher Street West, the nonprofit that puts on the annual LA Pride Parade and Festival formerly held in West Hollywood, has appointed Sharon-Franklin Brown to serve as its next president.
Brown,...
A controversial Beverly Hills landlord was cited for misdemeanor vandalism on Aug. 31 after he allegedly damaged some of the belongings of the tenants of one of his properties in Los Angeles.
Dr....
Governmental budgets have been impacted by the economic devastation caused by the coronavirus pandemic, and Beverly Hills is no exception. On Sept. 1, the council voted unanimously to authorize a pair...
On Sept. 1, the Beverly Hills City Council unanimously reimposed its cap on the fees charged by food delivery services. The cap will remain in place until the state of emergency related to the COVID-19...
The effort to bring rail to West Hollywood is one step closer to becoming reality after the Aug. 27 meeting of the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority Board of Directors.
The...
The Beverly Hills City Council voted unanimously on Aug. 18 to pass a resolution condemning anti-Semitism on college campuses.
The council’s vote followed the Aug. 5 resignation of University...
Two seats on the West Hollywood City Council will be up for election on the Nov. 3 ballot, and 10 candidates have declared their intention to run. An 11th candidate has dropped out.
The 10 remaining...
A 42-story, mixed-use building planned for the Miracle Mile was approved by the Mid City West Community Council earlier this month.
The project, proposed by developer Walter N. Marks Inc. for 5411...
“Connect Beverly Hills: Meet Me on Wilshire and La Cienega,” the city’s initiative to develop design standards and streetscape plans for Wilshire and La Cienega boulevards, will be led by the city’s...
In a unanimous vote on Aug. 18, the Beverly Hills City Council approved its fiscal year 2020-21 capital improvement program budget, which illustrates the effects of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic...
On Aug. 18, the Beverly Hills City Council unanimously voted to use a $200,000 donation from the Richard M. Cohen and Andrew S. Cohen Foundation to help the city acquire a work by the famed Chinese...
Former Beverly Hills High School students are the newest subjects for the author of a New York Times bestseller. Jeff Hobbs’ newest book, “Show Them You’re Good: A Portrait of Boys in the City...
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