The West Hollywood City Council voted unanimously on July 15 to simplify the city’s green building requirements and align them with those already in place at the state level.
Robyn Eason, senior...
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When Kris Larson took the helm of the Hollywood Property Owners Alliance in February, he had his work cut out for him. He was replacing Kerry Morrison, who spent more than two decades building the group...
Though no action was taken, the West Hollywood City Council devoted more than an hour of its July 15 meeting to smoking in multi-family housing.
Council members and public speakers discussed what...
With the beginning of the 2019-20 school year rapidly approaching, the Beverly Hills City Council used a July 16 study session to discuss the upcoming changes to drop-off and pick-up areas at three...
On July 3, the stars hit the stage at the Theatre at Ace Hotel in downtown Los Angeles for California Saga 2, a concert that raised money for the Get Together Foundation, the Hope of the Valley Rescue...
At last month’s homelessness-focused Los Angeles City Council meeting, Councilman Mitch O’Farrell, 13th District, said he wanted to pursue $1.2 billion in state funding to match L.A.’s Proposition...
Last week, two major earthquakes that struck the Mojave Desert were strong enough to be felt more than 100 miles away in Los Angeles.
Near the temblors’ epicenters, there was property damage and one possible...
Los Angeles may have seen an increase in graffiti recently. Several people involved with removing and covering vandalism say they’ve seen a recent spike, though the exact reasons behind the increase...
Anyone who passes by Commerson between 5 and 7 p.m. is likely to see a packed house for the restaurant’s happy hour, and those who decide to stop in will surely discover why. The menu is well-priced,...
Tom McGlade, vice president of marketing for Chicago-based Vienna Beef, will admit that at first glance, a Chicago-style hot dog can be intimidating.
Some compare the numerous toppings – yellow...
An ongoing legal battle between the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority and the Beverly Hills Unified School District over the Purple Line Extension subway project will continue.
On...
When the Formosa Café reopened last week, the new restaurant owners, the 1933 Group, brought back the Chinese décor and Asian food that made it a popular celebrity haunt for decades.
The...
Last month, Los Angeles received dire results from the 2019 point-in-time homeless count: the number of people experiencing homelessness was up 16% in the city and 12% in the county.
In response...
After U.S. Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-New York), called the migrant detention centers on the southern United States border “concentration camps,” local Jewish leaders have taken umbrage with...
It’s been vacant for nearly a decade, but progress is being made on restoring and remodeling the historic El Mirador apartment building in West Hollywood.
Jerome Nash, the owner of the seven-story,...
At the 2019 West Hollywood State of the City event on June 19, city officials, chamber executives and a guest speaker discussed the local economy’s present and future.
The 10th annual...
The Amoeba Music building at 6400 Sunset Blvd. will likely be torn down after the Los Angeles City Council approved a 26-story mixed use building for the site in a 12-0 vote on June 25. Councilmen...
A proposal from multiple Los Angeles City Council members aims to help ease the city’s housing crisis by using a tax to push owners of vacant units to put their properties back on the market.
On June...
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