The coronavirus pandemic has forced many events to transition from in-person to online, and town halls with government leaders are no exception.
On April 2, West Hollywood Mayor Pro Tempore Lindsey...
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While much of the new development in Hollywood is planned for residential use, a new project proposed by Seward Partners LLC would create a 14-story building that will be primarily used for office...
While the coronavirus pandemic and the election of a new mayor and vice mayor dominated much of the March 31 Beverly Hills City Council meeting, the council also found time to discuss a topic that’s...
Millions of Americans are now out of work because of the coronavirus pandemic, and Angelenos are no exception.
The city of Los Angeles, as well as multiple nearby cities, enacted an eviction...
The former site of the Paley Center for Media in Beverly Hills will be part of a luxury hotel project from LVMH, the French conglomerate that includes high-end brands like Louis Vuitton, Moët &...
As the impacts of the coronavirus pandemic continue to be felt, the Beverly Hills City Council took a series of actions on March 31 to protect public safety and alleviate some of the financial concerns...
On March 31, the Beverly Hills City Council held the swearing in of the two winners of the March 3 election and chose a new mayor and vice mayor.
Contrary to last year’s reorganization meeting,...
Update: As of April 2, the closures are now in effect, per a press release from the city of Beverly Hills.
While the coronavirus pandemic has brought many sectors of the economy to a halt, construction...
Zack Rosebrugh, a 26-year-old digital artist, moved to Los Angeles in February 2019 and has since found a community of fellow artists.
The Baltimore native came to the Koreatown and East Hollywood...
All across the country, people are staying indoors as much as possible to help prevent the spread of the coronavirus pandemic.
Those looking to stretch their legs in the Los Angeles area, however,...
A proposed project could drastically change the corner of Hollywood Boulevard and Wilcox Avenue, helping revitalize the portion of the Hollywood Walk of Fame between Highland Avenue and Vine Street.
The...
West Hollywood resident Tai Sunnanon has spent much of his life helping others with acts of service. As founder and CEO of the Strategic Insights Group, he works with businesses and nonprofits who seek...
The Palmer Building at Hollywood Boulevard and Cosmo Street has seen a great deal of history in its more than 90 years.
According to a history of the building by journalist Richard Bence published...
Update at 10:56 a.m. on March 20: Pink's Hot Dogs announced on Twitter that the restaurant is closed for the first time in 80 years due to Los Angeles' "Safer at Home" order.
The coronavirus...
On March 16, the Beverly Hills City Council added to the numerous actions the city has taken to combat the spread of the coronavirus pandemic.
Beverly Hills had already formed the COVID-19 (Novel...
Louise Myers, 93, has lived in the Fairfax Gardens apartments for almost a half-century. She likes her unit – “I’m so at home in my apartment,” she said – as well as the stabilized rent...
A pair of proposed ballot initiatives aim to amend the city of West Hollywood’s rules regarding cannabis businesses.
The West Hollywood Close the Loopholes Initiative, the first initiative to be announced,...
Updated on Monday, March 16, at 8:50 p.m.: Tom Bergin's has been closed until further notice.
When historic Irish pub Tom Bergin’s closed after St. Patrick’s Day 2018, there were worries it would...
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