The Parent Company, where rapper and entrepreneur Jay-Z serves as chief visionary officer, has announced plans to purchase West Hollywood cannabis dispensary Calma, located at 1155 N. La Brea...
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The George Floyd Justice in Policing Act is currently awaiting a vote in the United States Senate, and while members of the Beverly Hills City Council have expressed support for some parts of the bill,...
The public discourse is heating up as a vote nears for a potential ordinance related to hotel workers in West Hollywood.
On July 19, the City Council will consider a proposal that supporters – including...
Progress continues on an affordable housing development for artists in Hollywood.
The Hollywood Arts Collective, located on the south side of Hollywood Boulevard between Wilcox Avenue and Schrader...
Beverly Hills might utilize the services of an outside audit firm instead of hiring a replacement for former City Auditor Eduardo Luna, who resigned from his position in March.
Luna, the first city...
After more than a year of virtual City Council meetings, Beverly Hills took the first steps toward resuming in-person events on June 24.
The council discussed the resumption of public meetings in the council...
The West Hollywood City Council on June 21 took preemptive action to protect commercial and residential renters.
With a unanimous 4-0 vote – Councilman John D’Amico was absent – the council...
The BHHS Literary Magazine is back for round two. The second year of the publication – started last year after a five-year absence left by its predecessor, the Norman Review – was published...
The Los Angeles Planning Commission delayed a June 10 hearing on a proposed hotel on Robertson Boulevard. The item was continued until Sept. 9.
Ira Handelman, a consultant and spokesman for the project,...
Approximately 50 protesters from Unite Here Local 11 and Clergy and Laity United for Economic Justice, or CLUE, protested outside the Chateau Marmont on June 15, seeking a return to work for scores...
Los Angeles City Councilwoman Nithya Raman, 4th District, is facing a recall effort just six months after she took office.
Raman was served with a recall notice on June 9. The recall effort is backed...
A new initiative from the owners and managers of Television City and the nonprofit Women in Media aims to provide a pathway to technical jobs for women in the entertainment industry.
The program,...
The West Hollywood City Council confirmed the appointment of the new city manager with a unanimous vote on June 7.
David Wilson, who currently serves as assistant city manager, will replace outgoing...
The Beverly Hills City Council on June 8 gave the One Beverly Hills project the necessary approvals, but not without some conflict between council members.
The 4-1 vote was opposed by Councilman...
The West Hollywood City Council took action in regards to the allegations of fraud made against the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department.
The council on June 7 unanimously called for the Los Angeles...
A proposed hotel on Robertson Boulevard is expected to be considered by the Los Angeles Planning Commission this morning, June 10. The meeting is scheduled to begin at 8:30 a.m.
The project, which...
A proposed development could bring 76 new housing units to Santa Monica Boulevard near the Hollywood Forever Cemetery.
The site, 6104-6114 W. Santa Monica Blvd., is currently occupied by commercial...
After hours of discussion and debate over multiple meetings, the Beverly Hills City Council is poised to approve the One Beverly Hills project.
With a 4-1 vote on June 1, the council approved the details...
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