The West Hollywood City Council made amendments to the city’s naming policy on Feb. 16, allowing the two-year waiting period following a person’s death to be waived.
According to a report by city...
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In a unanimous vote on Feb. 16, the West Hollywood City Council moved forward with a requirement that the city’s grocery stores pay their employees an additional $5 per hour.
The regulation will...
With the coronavirus pandemic causing economic problems for multiple sectors of the city’s tax base, the Beverly Hills City Council is working to update its Economic Sustainability Plan.
The city...
The Town and Country at Third and Fairfax mixed-use project is continuing its forward momentum.
The approximately 427,000-square-foot, eight-story project from Holland Partner Group plans to construct...
An affordable housing development for artists is coming to the former site of a Hollywood parking lot.
The Hollywood Arts Collective, located on the south side of Hollywood Boulevard between Wilcox...
For the second time this month, the Beverly Hills City Council took action to make outdoor dining more feasible.
The City Council on Feb. 16 directed city staff to return with an ordinance that...
The voters of Beverly Hills will decide if City Council members and the city treasurer will be subject to term limits.
The council voted 3-2 to put a three-term limit on the June 7, 2022 ballot...
In presenting the annual State of Hollywood address to the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce on Feb. 11, Los Angeles City Councilman Mitch O’Farrell, 13th District, sought to answer the question...
As the effort to protect Angelenos against COVID-19 ramps up, Hollywood Presbyterian Medical Center is offering one of Los Angeles County’s first drive-thru vaccination sites.
The hospital at 1300...
A West Hollywood church is suing a Beverly Hills developer and the West Hollywood Community Housing Corporation over claims it will not receive what it was promised in a new housing development.
The...
Southern Californians are likely aware to some degree that the second-largest metropolitan area in the United States was once a hub of agriculture. The area was long known for farming and ranching,...
A contentious scoping meeting on Feb. 4 made clear that the city’s residents are split on the Beverly Hills Creative Offices.
The plan to build 11 office buildings on the land known as Lots 12 and 13 is a product...
The West Hollywood City Council took action on multiple tobacco-related items on Feb. 1.
With a 4-1 vote, the council banned the use of coupons and discounts on tobacco products in the city and began...
Last month, the Beverly Hills City Council finalized decisions on a pair of residential properties in the city.
The council voted unanimously on Jan. 26 to designate the Pendleton-Evans residence...
A pair of Beverly Hills restaurants will be able to host their diners in tents on Canon Drive after a unanimous vote by the Beverly Hills City Council on Feb. 1.
The famed restaurant Spago and an as-yet...
The West Hollywood City Council made clear on Feb. 1 that those not wearing a mask or face covering in public have exhausted all warnings. The council voted unanimously to have Los Angeles County Sheriff’s...
The West Hollywood City Council approved plans to join Mayors for a Guaranteed Income, a group of 35 city leaders founded by former Stockton Mayor Michael Tubbs, who garnered national attention for his efforts...
The West Hollywood City Council may require an additional $5 per hour for grocery store workers in hazard pay on top of their standard wages.
On Jan. 19, the council began the process, directing...
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