On Sept. 10, the Los Angeles City Council voted 13-0 to support Assembly Bill 5, which would limit the ability of companies to classify their workers as independent contractors as opposed to employees,...
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September 19, 2019
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...
On Sept. 17, a request by the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority to lift the holiday moratorium on subway construction in Beverly Hills was unanimously rejected by the City Council.
The...
The West Hollywood Planning Commission voted 5-2 on Sept. 5 to approve plans for a preschool that aims to open at 972 N. San Vicente Blvd., though the approval will have to be finalized in a consent...
In the view of U.S. Rep. Adam Schiff (D-Burbank), community colleges play an integral role in American society, serving as some of “the most powerful engines for social and economic mobility.”
“At...
A new priority system for allotting affordable housing in Beverly Hills is likely to benefit seniors and families of Beverly Hills Unified School District students.
On Sept. 10, the City Council discussed...
In a study session on Sept. 10, the Beverly Hills City Council decided to move forward with a study of a potential Office of Innovation, though the council was divided on the idea’s usefulness and how the office...
Nearly 18 years later, echoes of the events of Sept. 11, 2001, are still ever-present in American life.
Though New York City, Washington, D.C. and Shanksville, Pennsylvania, are on the other side...
A bill that passed the Assembly Appropriations Committee late last month might let local bars stay open into the wee hours of the morning.
Sen. Scott Wiener (D-San Francisco) proposed Senate Bill...
On Aug. 27, approximately 150 people experiencing homelessness were put in contact with service providers as part of Midtown Homeless Connect Day at Pan Pacific Park.
The event was sponsored by governmental...
East Hollywood is now home to 54 more affordable housing units thanks to the Coronel Apartments, located near Thai Town between North Hobart Boulevard and North Serrano Avenue.
The complex contains...
At an Aug. 22 lunch hosted by the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce at the Sheraton Universal Hotel, Los Angeles City Councilman David Ryu, 4th District, explained his three-pronged plan to combat the homelessness...
On Aug. 26, the West Hollywood Historic Preservation Commission voted 4-2 to approve a four-story commercial project that includes the French Market building at 7985 Santa Monica Blvd. Commissioners...
Changes to the Robertson Lane project in West Hollywood will keep intact more areas of the historic Factory building after the city approved the alterations earlier this month.
The West Hollywood...
The West Hollywood City Council voted unanimously on Aug. 19 to move forward with designing potential improvements to the alley on the north edge of West Hollywood Park. The alley, which backs up to businesses...
A statue of Rocky and Bullwinkle that was an icon on the Sunset Strip for decades is headed back to a prominent spot in West Hollywood.
The City Council voted unanimously on Aug. 19 to select the traffic...
In the late 1990s and early 2000s, Lenny Krayzelburg was one of the top swimmers in the world. The Fairfax High School and USC alum set world records in the 50-, 100- and 200-meter backstroke and took...
AIDS Healthcare Foundation has made headlines recently with its series of lawsuits aimed at preventing large, mixed-use developments in Hollywood. Now, the group is directing its sights on four projects...
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