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Let’s Make Some Cheese!

Food, Dining and Entertainment Magazine 2017 / 0 Comment / October 19, 2017
At 12 years old, Dan Drake had saved up enough money to make a life-changing business investment: a Saanen goat named Glacier. Drake had $17.50, and his dad agreed to pay the other half of the $35 needed...

Gardening in L.A: Very possible, very fun

Food, Dining and Entertainment Magazine 2017 / 0 Comment / October 19, 2017
George Pessin fell in love at first bite. Years ago, Pessin was looking around a West Hollywood restaurant’s garden when he decided to taste a strawberry straight from the plant. It was red, juicy...

Unique hotel proposed on the Sunset Strip

News / 0 Comment / October 12, 2017
In the next three years, the Sunset Strip could see the construction of a 19-story hotel, complete with an art gallery, two restaurants and a bar and lounge at the top. The Charles Company submitted...

Thousands to walk in support of AIDS services

News / 0 Comment / October 12, 2017
The thousands of people walking in this year’s AIDS Walk Los Angeles should feel hope for the future, despite the current presidential administration’s lack of care to ending the epidemic, AIDS advocacy...

L.A. High will celebrate 100 years at Olympic Blvd.

News / 0 Comment / October 12, 2017
David Meyer credits his successful career as a research scientist to a biology class he took as a sophomore at Los Angeles High School. At 15, Meyer became mesmerized with biology during a course taught...

WeHo Planning Commission considers short-term rental regulations

News / 1 Comment / October 11, 2017
Brad Keistler likes the extra security that renting his home on Airbnb gives him. The West Hollywood resident told the West Hollywood Planning Commission last Thursday that he fell in his home recently....

Ending epidemic is the focus of WeHo’s HIV Zero initiative

News / 0 Comment / October 5, 2017
West Hollywood Mayor Pro Tempore John Duran wants to live to see the day that the New York Times runs the headline: “AIDS is over.” With the development of better medicines to prevent and treat...

WeHo resident recounts terror in Las Vegas

News / 0 Comment / October 4, 2017
Like the thousands of people around him, Seth Bayles was at the Route 91 Harvest Festival because he wanted to hang out with his friends and listen to great music. Standing 75 feet from the stage, Bayles,...

Nuisance tour guides thrown under the bus

News / 0 Comment / October 4, 2017
At 2 a.m., Bob Mansell heard the doorbell ring at his Hollywood home. Two teenage girls stood outside. “Can I help you?” Mansell asked. “Does Keanu Reeves live here?” they asked. The short...

PickleFest crowns winner

Food, Dining and Entertainment Magazine 2017 / 0 Comment / September 29, 2017
Like many new California residents, Ronald Sasiela decided upon his arrival in the Golden State four years ago to reinvent himself. Along with taking acting classes and joining a senior acting group,...

The sweet life of urban beekeepers

Food, Dining and Entertainment Magazine 2017 / 0 Comment / September 28, 2017
When Raymond Martherus realized he had a hive of bees living in his attic, he didn’t panic. He kept them. Upon finding his buzzing new roommates, Martherus went online and found a local group of natural...

If you build an oven, they will bake

Food, Dining and Entertainment Magazine 2017 / 0 Comment / September 28, 2017
When a group of Angelenos set out to build a community oven a few years ago, their hope was not only to inspire more people to train as bakers, but also to build community. On a recent Saturday in mid-September,...

WeHo residents start petition against proposed apartment building

News / 0 Comment / September 28, 2017
Within its 1.8-square mile area, West Hollywood has control of what’s built in the city and how it affects residents. But when a developer wants to build near the West Hollywood border, the city and its homeowners...

‘Battle of the Sexes’ serves up great cultural commentary

Dining & Entertainment / 0 Comment / September 28, 2017
Directors Jonathan Dayton and Valerie Faris started working on “Battle of the Sexes” in 2015, before the primaries for the 2016 presidential election. They thought it was likely that America would...

West Hollywood leaders discuss ‘unprecendented’ homelessness

News / 0 Comment / September 28, 2017
City leaders are grappling with how to address homelessness in West Hollywood after a growing number of resident concerns have surfaced about crime and safety. “We are dealing with a situation that’s...

Sabans donate $50 million to Academy Museum

News / 0 Comment / September 27, 2017
The Academy Museum of Motion Pictures announced on Wednesday a $50 million donation from philanthropists Cheryl and Haim Saban, the largest gift the museum has received thus far in its fundraising campaign. Haim...

Clinic helps transgender people change names, gender markers

News / 0 Comment / September 21, 2017
The conversation and debate around transgender rights often largely focuses on a person’s access to gender-affirming surgery. Often left out of the conversation are the barriers that people who are transgender...

Attorney seeks sanctions for WeHo councilwoman

News / 0 Comment / September 21, 2017
The attorney of a local political donor wants West Hollywood Councilwoman Lindsey Horvath investigated by a grand jury to determine whether she violated conduct rules when she spoke out about the overdose...


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