Big changes are coming to Television City in the Fairfax District.
The complex’s owners, Hackman Capital Partners, are planning to invest $1.25 billion in the facilities, upgrading them for the future...
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This year’s Pride month celebrations in West Hollywood are likely to be held mostly virtually.
The West Hollywood City Council’s Pride Subcommittee met on March 24, and subcommittee members...
Beverly Hills suffered a setback in court on March 19 when Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Mark Windham declared the city’s ordinance limiting nighttime protests in residential neighborhoods to be unconstitutional.
Windham’s...
Famed records store Amoeba Music Hollywood will reopen in its new location next week. Amoeba, which closed a year ago in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, has readied its new location at 6200 Hollywood...
Creative Angelenos have a new option for affordable rehearsal and recording sessions.
Pirate Studios, United Kingdom-based business that offers 24-hour access for creators seeking to practice...
A West Hollywood commissioner is facing an accusation that he embezzled approximately $50,000 from a government-related nonprofit.
Tai Sunnanon, who chairs the West Hollywood Public Facilities Commission,...
No resolution has been reached in a West Hollywood church’s lawsuit against the West Hollywood Community Housing Corporation and a Beverly Hills developer.
After a status conference meeting last...
Beverly Hills continues to adjust for the economic impacts of the coronavirus pandemic.
On March 16, the City Council and staff discussed the city’s finances, including the budget deficit. Jeff...
The Beverly Hills City Council took a stand against Los Angeles County District Attorney George Gascón with a vote of no confidence on March 16.
Council members criticized several of Gascón’s...
With vaccinations increasing and coronavirus cases trending downward, the Los Angeles Unified School District is moving toward a return to school.
It’s been more than a year of virtual learning,...
The Beverly Hills City Council voted unanimously on March 2 to honor three local sites with Golden Shields.
The program, which started in 2019, venerates locations that have cultural significance...
A seven-story, mixed-use building could be coming to the corner of Sunset Boulevard and Gordon Street in Hollywood, plans filed with the city of Los Angeles show.
The project at 6001-6023 W. Sunset...
The Academy Museum of Motion Pictures is coming into focus as the curtain rises for its Sept. 30 opening date.
On March 10, the museum hosted a virtual presentation to provide a glimpse into plans...
The stretch of Wilshire Boulevard in the easternmost portion of Beverly Hills will experience some traffic impacts due to construction that will last approximately two and a half years.
The traffic...
West Hollywood expanded the businesses that fall under its hazard pay regulations on March 1, but workers at those businesses will have to wait until mid-April for their pay to increase.
The council...
Beverly Hills plans to see how best it can protect its residents from eviction once the pandemic ends.
On March 2, the City Council discussed the city’s rent subsidy program. During a presentation...
The Beverly Hills City Council on March 2 unanimously expressed support for bringing a Slow Streets program, which would place signs on blocks of residential streets to discourage car traffic so residents...
With the Beverly Hills Unified School District planning to resume in-person elementary school classes next week, the district and the Beverly Hills Education Association, the teachers union, finalized...
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