Democrat Isaac Bryan took a large lead in the six-candidate race to replace Democrat Sydney Kamlager in the state Assembly’s 54th District, though his totals currently sit just short of avoiding...
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The West Hollywood City Council voted this week to explore creating a program that would incentivize private property owners to open spaces like rooftop terraces and pocket parks to the public as part...
The West Hollywood City Council voted to increase the living wage by 22 cents per hour for employees of vendors contracted by the city, a move that comes as the city continues to weigh sweeping changes...
The West Hollywood City Council announced this week that it has selected Assistant City Manager David Wilson as the replacement for City Manager Paul Arevalo, who is retiring in July after more than...
With coronavirus pandemic conditions improving in Los Angeles County, the city of West Hollywood laid out plans for returning to what some officials are calling the “new normal,” including loosening...
The city of West Hollywood introduced its budget proposal for the upcoming fiscal year and despite the economy starting to return to normal, city officials are projecting the strain on the city’s...
West Hollywood is considering banning new fossil fuel gas stations, a move that would make them the second city in California to do so as the state continues its move toward its goal of 100% zero-emission...
When the U.S. Census Bureau announced the results of the 2020 census and congressional apportionments in late April, the California Citizens Redistricting Commission had already been working for months,...
With Assemblywoman Sydney Kamlager, a Democrat, moving to the state Senate, voters in West and South Los Angeles will head to the polls to select her replacement on May 18.
Six candidates – five...
The West Hollywood City Council unanimously voted on May 3 to draft an ordinance that would require all multi-stall bathroom facilities in businesses and places of public accommodation to be gender-neutral.
The...
Eli Broad, a successful businessman and philanthropist whose passion for contemporary art helped reshape downtown Los Angeles and the Miracle Mile as a contemporary art capital, died on Friday, April...
The West Hollywood City Council narrowly voted this month to deny an appeal from neighbors to halt a long-proposed senior congregate housing and rehabilitation facility, after the neighbors had argued...
The city of West Hollywood took the first step on April 15 toward passing a Safe Gun Storage Ordinance, despite concerns from some that the law could potentially leave the city open to a lawsuit.
The...
More than 300 lawyers, law students and industry professionals will descend on the Mexican resort city of Cabo San Lucas next month for the first-ever Dordick Trial College, an event aimed...
It’s almost May, which in West Hollywood typically means that the city would be gearing up to install its new mayor and mayor pro tempore in a swearing-in ceremony, which just last year drew the likes...
Lauren Nichols learned about the Mid City West Community Council after seeing a Facebook advertisement.
She opted to run and won a seat, and what she found was an experience “so, so cool” – whether...
West Hollywood Mayor Lindsey Horvath announced that she is running for Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors in 2022, seeking the seat of two-term incumbent Sheila Kuehl, who is retiring instead...
The West Hollywood City Council took the first step toward instituting an ordinance that would offer new protections to hotel workers from issues such as inadequate compensation, overwork and sexual...
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