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...
Home / Articles posted byCameron Kiszla (Page 3)
Cameron Kiszla
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...
A planned mixed-use complex just north of Tom Bergin’s Irish pub continues to move forward.
Last month, the Los Angeles Department of City Planning released an environmental assessment for the project,...
The West Hollywood Historic Preservation Commission approved a pair of billboard projects on April 26 that aim to add digital capabilities to existing advertising spaces on historic structures on the Sunset...
The mixed-use One Beverly Hills project took a major step forward on April 22, as the Beverly Hills Planning Commission gave the project most of the approvals it needed to move ahead to the City Council...
The Beverly Hills Planning Commission received more information about the mixed-use One Beverly Hills project on April 19, but did not hold a vote on the project. The topic will be further...
West Hollywood is moving forward with a pared-down Pride for 2021.
The City Council voted unanimously on April 19 to authorize $110,000 for this year’s celebration, including approximately $50,000...
Beverly Hills will soon begin the process of reopening city buildings to the public and resuming in-person city services, though a return to in-person meetings for the City Council might be farther...
The Beverly Hills Complete Streets plan was approved by the City Council on April 20.
Though Councilman Lester Friedman was absent, the other four members of the City Council expressed their support...
When Tom Bergin’s was forced to close by the coronavirus pandemic, it was the beginning of a stressful cycle of reopening for to-go service, followed by limited dine-in offerings and then more closures,...
Beverly Hills City Councilman Lester Friedman finished his first term as mayor on April 6 after facing a year of unprecedented challenges.
The COVID-19 pandemic caused a public health crisis and widespread...
After a 2020 mostly devoid of concerts and in-person performances, Angelenos are itching to return to the area’s famed venues, and a couple of the city’s biggest and most revered stages will soon...
In the first of what could be three meetings on the project, the Beverly Hills Planning Commission began positive momentum for the One Beverly Hills project on April 8.
One Beverly Hills, a 17.5-acre...
The West Hollywood City Council plans to ban smoking in all multifamily residential units by the end of next year.
On April 5, the council approved its plans to ban smoking in all new units and tenancies...
Nestled in a canyon in Griffith Park, the Commonwealth Nursery began more than 90 years ago as a place for the plants of Los Angeles parks and public buildings to grow. Now, the site just north of Commonwealth...
Beverly Hills Mayor Robert Wunderlich was sworn into office on April 6, replacing outgoing Mayor Lester Friedman, who will continue to serve as a City Council member.
In his opening remarks and in a previously...
The brightness of the Sunset Spectacular billboard in West Hollywood is drawing complaints from neighbors.
The digital billboard at 8775 Sunset Blvd., which is owned by Orange Barrel Media, began...
Beverly Hills is moving forward with the housing element of its general plan, which the City Council unanimously voted to submit to the state for certification on March 16.
The final allocation,...
Page 3 of 25
-
Serving the Park Labrea, Miracle Mile, Hancock Park and West Hollywood communities since 1946. -
© 2021 Beverly Press and Park Labrea News, All Rights Reserved.
Back to top