West Hollywood has found itself embroiled in a dispute between the city of Compton and the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department.
The LASD, which is contracted to provide police services to Compton...
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Court hearings have begun in Beverly Hills Temple of the Arts’ lawsuit related to the ongoing Purple Line Extension subway construction.
The temple is suing the Los Angeles County Metropolitan...
After approximately eight and a half hours of reports, public comments and questions over two nights, the Beverly Hills City Council has yet to take any votes on the One Beverly Hills project. Discussions...
The West Hollywood Historic Preservation Commission approved a pair of billboard changes near Sunset Strip landmarks on May 24.
The commissioners voted unanimously to approve a planned 26-foot-by-10-foot...
With the threat of the pandemic easing, the office of Los Angeles City Councilwoman Nithya Raman, 4th District, is ready to return to in-person engagement with community stakeholders, but some in the community...
Los Angeles City Councilwoman Nithya Raman, 4th District, addressed a pair of chambers of commerce on May 14, stressing the importance of making an impact on the homelessness crisis and expressing...
Six months after it was approved, the mixed-use ordinance in Beverly Hills has not changed the city like many of its critics predicted.
In fact, Ryan Gohlich, the city’s community development...
Beverly Hills plans to continue to make big investments in tourism and hospitality to help restore the city’s tax base, which was hampered by the pandemic.
On May 13, the City Council unanimously...
A proposed mixed-use complex near the intersection of La Brea Avenue and Wilshire Boulevard is continuing to move forward after surviving a pair of appeals to the Los Angeles Planning Commission.
The...
One of Hollywood’s newest multi-use complexes took a big step forward earlier this month when Jardine, the residential portion of the On Vine complex that will also be home to Netflix and the Godfrey...
The One Beverly Hills project is moving ahead to the City Council for consideration, but the development agreement won’t have the full approval of the Planning Commission.
On May 5, the commissioners...
Pride Month is nearly here, Christopher Street West, the nonprofit that puts on LA Pride, announced a mostly virtual celebration for this year.
On June 10, the organization will host a concert by Charli...
Despite the pandemic and the impact public safety-related closures have had on the city’s tax base, Beverly Hills remains in relatively good financial standing, city staff and City Council members...
A strip mall containing El Pollo Loco and Fatburger at the northwest corner of Wilshire Boulevard and Highland Avenue could soon be torn down to create room for a 242-unit mixed-use project.
The...
The Beverly Hills City Council on May 4 voted unanimously to extend the OpenBH program through the end of the year. The council also voted to review the program, which allows retail stores, salons,...
As vaccinations increase and COVID-19 infections and deaths decrease, residents and visitors are returning to a more normal life in Los Angeles County, and that’s especially true in Beverly Hills.
“It’s...
The Los Angeles Parks Foundation is seeking to rally public support for the Los Angeles Department of Recreation and Parks, which would have its budget cut if the proposal from Los Angeles Mayor Eric...
Beverly Hills is moving ahead with the creation of a siren system for use during emergencies.
The City Council on April 20 unanimously directed staff to begin the process of creating an array of sirens...
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