After the Jan. 9 Beverly Hills City Council meeting, the developer of a proposed mixed-use project may be one step closer to reaching an agreement with the city.
For much of 2019, the developer,...
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The Greater Los Angeles Homeless Count will be held next week, and local leaders are doing their part to ensure an accurate count.
The event will be held Jan. 21-23 in every Los Angeles County city...
A lawsuit filed earlier this month aims to prevent the opening of a bridge housing facility in Griffith Park that would include a 10,800-square-foot tent and 100 beds for people experiencing homelessness.
The...
The Paley Center announced its plans to move out of its Beverly Hills building last month, but the saga may not be over quite yet.
Beverly Hills spokesman Keith Sterling said in an email that the city...
Work continues on the nearly century-old El Mirador apartment building in West Hollywood.
Jerome Nash, who owns the seven-story, 32-unit complex at the corner of North Sweetzer and Fountain avenues,...
Different factions of the United Methodist Church are at odds over LGBTQ clergy and same-sex marriage, and Hollywood United Methodist Church is at a crossroads.
A proposed deal to allow more conservative...
On Jan. 6, short-term lodging service Airbnb removed 28 houses in the Hollywood Hills from its website after the Los Angeles Police Department reported them as “chronic party houses.”
In a statement,...
The beginning of this week marked the start of election season in Beverly Hills, as four of the five candidates for the two City Council seats up for election on March 3 held events to rally support and educate...
Last month, Cheryl Hildreth, superintendent of the Los Angeles Unified School District’s Local District West, announced in an email that plans for the West Hollywood-Fairfax Academy have been delayed...
In a press conference at the Museum of Tolerance on Dec. 30, Rabbi Marvin Hier, founder, CEO and president of the Simon Wiesenthal Center, which operates the museum, decried a recent rise of anti-Semitism...
Computer engineer Aishwarya Bhave said she’s always enjoyed working with children though tutoring. However, she felt she could do more for kids in need.
More than seven years ago, she heard about...
For many people, the best New Year’s Eve party in West Hollywood is free of both alcohol and a price tag.
#BOOM!, which is sponsored by the city of West Hollywood, Los Angeles LGBT Center, Institute...
On Dec. 17, the Beverly Hills City Council unanimously adopted a temporary urgency ordinance regarding affordable housing and noticing for some types of projects.
The urgency ordinance,...
After nearly two years, the Irish pub Tom Bergin’s has reopened in the Miracle Mile. The bar and eatery, located at 840 S. Fairfax Ave., closed after St. Patrick’s Day last year.
Brothers David...
On Dec. 16, Whisky a Go Go on the Sunset Strip was officially designated a local cultural resource in West Hollywood. The City Council unanimously gave the final approval for the building as part of its consent...
Jayden Bulexa, a sophomore at Beverly Hills High School, placed second in the Congressional App Challenge hosted by U.S. Rep. Ted Lieu (D-Torrance) last month at Santa Monica College.
Bulexa, 15, came...
On Dec. 2, the West Hollywood City Council received an update on a survey of its population of people experiencing homelessness, which the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority’s count found increased...
On Dec. 10, the Beverly Hills City Council unanimously approved an urgency ordinance that will make it easier for restaurants to meet city parking requirements. The ordinance will be in place for 45 days,...
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