Despite the pandemic, Beverly Hills is moving forward with development projects, progress is being made on the subway and the city is looking to protect its tax base, Mayor Lester Friedman said in the State...
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The Beverly Hills City Council was again unable to finalize discussions on an ordinance to create a mixed-use overlay zone in the city on Oct. 27.
On Oct. 13, lengthy public comment precluded the council...
A West Hollywood City Council discussion of assistance for renters turned into allegations of politically motivated actions and impropriety on Oct. 19.
The discussion spanned a pair of separate...
The Hollywood Chamber of Commerce virtually hosted its 2020 Economic Development Summit on Oct. 15. This year’s event, “Hollywood Next – Adapting and Transforming into a New Urban Environment,”...
Plans were filed with the city of Los Angeles last month for a 13-story, 173-foot-tall hotel at 6445 Sunset Blvd., feet from the northwest corner of Sunset and Cahuenga boulevards. If approved by the city,...
Efforts continue to bring rail service to West Hollywood, as the West Hollywood City Council voted unanimously on Oct. 19 to approve a rail integration study for the proposed Metro Crenshaw Northern...
The West Hollywood City Council considered several items related to law enforcement during its regular public safety update on Oct. 19.
In addition to receiving updates from Capt. Edward Ramirez...
When voters in Beverly Hills east through the Miracle Mile select their representative in Congress in the Nov. 3 election, they will be choosing between U.S. Rep. Ted Lieu (D-Torrance) and challenger...
Last month, Madonna Cacciatore left her position as executive director of Christopher Street West, the organization that produces the LA Pride Parade and Festival. Her last day was Sept. 30.
In...
When Matthew A. Cherry won an Academy Award for the animated short film “Hair Love” earlier this year, he garnered attention for both his tribute to Kobe Bryant, who was a previous recipient of the Oscar...
The struggle in Washington, D.C., came back to the Los Angeles area on Oct. 5 when U.S. Rep. Adam Schiff (D-Burbank) faced off against Republican challenger and attorney Eric Early in a tense and often...
A West Hollywood Elementary School teacher is showing that people of all ages can make a difference during trying times, including her first-grade students.
Erica Grech noticed that her 21 students...
A proposed new development in the Miracle Mile would dramatically change the skyline near Hancock Park, the La Brea Tar Pits and the Los Angeles County Museum of Art.
Canadian real-estate developer...
West Hollywood voters got another chance to hear from many of the candidates for City Council on Oct. 6, as the city and West Hollywood Chamber of Commerce hosted a forum featuring nine of the contenders...
The coronavirus pandemic may have shut down many in-person gatherings over the last six months, but last week, a glimmer of normalcy returned to a West Hollywood art gallery.
The Art Angels gallery...
The quest to bring rail service to West Hollywood is one step closer to coming to fruition.
The Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority Board of Directors included approximately...
West Hollywood will the appeal the decision on the amount of housing the state of California is requiring to be built in the city between 2021 and 2029.
In accordance with a state mandate, the Southern...
Six candidates for West Hollywood City Council participated in a forum hosted by the Israeli-American Civic Action Network and Congregation Kol Ami on Sept. 16. Noemi Torres, John Erickson, John Heilman,...
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