Chants and honks of support from passing cars filled the air along Wilshire Boulevard as more than 50 former employees and supporters protested outside the Marciano Art Foundation on Nov. 8.
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On Nov. 5, the Beverly Hills City Council discussed the city’s plans to bring autonomous vehicles to Beverly Hills, but it doesn’t appear the council is ready to take the next steps without more...
Los Angeles City Attorney Mike Feuer knows firsthand the struggles of helping a person experiencing homelessness. Last year, he helped connect a homeless woman in his Fairfax neighborhood to services...
The third annual BOLD Holidays kicks off on Rodeo Drive from 5 to 8 p.m. tonight, Nov. 14. The free event is open to visitors and residents alike.
To celebrate the start of BOLD, which stands for Beverly...
Laurel Span School has been added as a potential site for a new middle school to serve West Hollywood students.
Los Angeles Unified School District Board Member Nick Melvoin, 4th District, said...
On Saturday, Nov. 9, two of the best teams in college football will face off in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. The upcoming visit of the second-ranked LSU Tigers to the home of the third-ranked Crimson Tide...
The West Hollywood City Council officially designated two Sunset Strip institutions as local cultural resources on Nov. 4. The Roxy Theatre, located at 9009 Sunset Blvd., and the Rainbow Bar and Grill,...
With a significant state law going into effect in less than two months, the Beverly Hills City Council discussed how the city will respond to changes in the development of multi-family housing in a Nov....
“Flexibility” is the key word as West Hollywood seeks to help the city’s fledgling cannabis businesses get off the ground.
One of the biggest hurdles faced by the consumption lounges is a state...
From Oct. 31 to Nov. 2, Antonio’s Mexican Restaurant on Melrose Avenue will honor those who’ve died with a Día de los Muertos celebration.
The holiday, also known as the Day of the Dead, traces...
The West Hollywood Historic Preservation Commission on Oct. 28 approved a recommendation to grant a Detroit Street duplex a cultural resource designation, but not without major concerns.
The commission...
The Whisky a Go Go hosted many musicians who are now in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. (photo by Cameron Kiszla)
After a few weeks’ delay, the Whisky a Go Go has been recommended for designation...
On Oct. 29, the Beverly Hills City Council made clear to concerned property owners and businesses that it has no plans to permanently close Canon Drive as part of the construction for Metro’s Purple...
Beverly Hills Planning Commissioner Farshid Joe Shooshani will not seek a City Council seat in the March 2020 election, though he expects to run for the council in 2022.
Shooshani, 61, said when...
The plans for the revamped La Cienega Park include a landscaped bridge that spans La Cienega Boulevard. (rendering courtesy of the city of Beverly Hills)
On Oct. 22, the Beverly Hills City Council...
By the end of this year, the Los Angeles Unified School District Board of Education may have signed off on a new middle school to accept students from the Hollywood, West Hollywood and Fairfax areas.
The...
Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti signed the city’s temporary ban on no-cause evictions. (photo courtesy of the office of Mayor Eric Garcetti)
On Oct. 22, the Los Angeles City Council voted unanimously...
Los Angeles has long been fascinated by the arts, especially the Hollywood films that draw visitors by the millions to the entertainment capital of the world. As the movies have dominated pop culture...
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