The city of West Hollywood announced three $5,000 grant awards, totaling $15,000, for three resident artists for its 2021 WeHo artist grant program: Tristan Kilmer, Samantha Lavin and Antonio Rael.
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Stay up to date with construction on Metro’s Purple Line Extension project during a webinar on Wednesday, Jan. 13, from noon to 1 p.m., via Zoom. Updates will be provided on sections one and two of the project...
Luis De Jesus Los Angeles announced that “Jim Adams: Eternal Witness,” will be on view from Jan. 9 through Feb. 27.
“Eternal Witness” marks Adams’ first solo exhibition with the gallery....
Join the Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society and the Holocaust Museum LA for the “Welcome to Paradise: Refugees at Home in L.A.” program series on Wednesday, Jan. 13, at 2 p.m.
HIAS provides humanitarian...
The Skirball Cultural Center announced the Jan. 21 opening of “Tightrope: Americans Reaching for Hope,” an online exhibition illustrating a central tension of American life; namely,...
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously on Jan. 5 to extend the county’s eviction moratorium to Feb. 28 and to strengthen other renter protections. Studies continue to indicate...
Beginning this month, the city of Beverly Hills will be advancing its work on the housing element update of its general plan which will need to be completed by October 2021. The housing element will outline...
Fox’s hit series “Lego Masters” is returning with host Will Arnett and is casting creators, thinkers, builders and Lego enthusiasts to be on the next season.
Lego Masters pits teams...
Assemblyman Richard Bloom (D-Santa Monica) announced on Jan. 6 he will run to succeed Los Angeles County Supervisor Sheila Kuehl, 3rd District, who has decided not to seek a third term in 2022....
Park La Brea resident Charles S. Thomas and architect William Pereira discussed plans for a massive housing project on what was then known as the Irvine Ranch in Orange County in this photograph from...
January is Slavery and Human Trafficking Prevention Month, and Metro is spotlighting a public awareness campaign to inform people about human trafficking and educate on how to identify signs it is occurring...
A shooting occurred on Jan. 1 outside an alleged short-term rental house in Beverly Grove. Activity at the home, reportedly used for illegal parties during the COVID-19 pandemic, renewed concerns among...
Detectives with the Los Angeles Police Department’s West Bureau Homicide Unit had a busy New Year’s Eve investigating two murders that occurred in the Wilshire and Hollywood areas. The crimes were...
Los Angeles City Attorney Mike Feuer announced on Jan. 5 that his office, in partnership with the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office, has resolved an enforcement action against Applied...
The city of West Hollywood, through its Arts Division, requests qualifications from professional artists to establish a pre-qualified list for a temporary art exhibition in empty storefronts, Windows of WeHo,...
The Los Angeles LGBT Center has been awarded a $100,000 grant from the S. Mark Taper Foundation to support the center’s Culinary Arts program, an intergenerational training program for LGBTQ youth experiencing...
The Greater Wilshire Neighborhood Council is holding an installment of its Civics 101 series on Monday, Jan. 11, at 7 p.m. The virtual meeting will focus on Los Angeles County’s response to the coronavirus...
Located at the intersection of Sunset and Crescent Heights boulevards in the 8000 Sunset shopping center, the urgent care company Exer opened its West Hollywood location on Jan. 6.
Exer offers 19 clinics...
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