Approximately 1,500 activists marched in Hollywood last Saturday, calling on Mayor Eric Garcetti to declare a state of emergency and release funds to provide relief for the city’s growing homeless population.
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The Los Angeles City Council last week voted to rescind a 2015 decision that could have paved the way for a 250-unit housing development on 20 acres of land along the Cahuenga Pass, opting to restart the approval...
For one night only, it’s the 1920s all over again at the TCL Chinese Theatre.
The historic Hollywood landmark is celebrating its 89th anniversary this Wednesday, May 18.
Levi Tinker, director...
While serving in Afghanistan in 2010, U.S. Marine Cpl. Tyler Huffman was getting ready to have lunch on December 3 when a sniper bullet struck him.
He was 10 feet from the door of a compound where his unit...
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May 11, 2016
Separate actions this week by the federal and California state governments rebuking North Carolina legislation that target the transgender community are being praised in Los Angeles and West Hollywood.
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The West Hollywood City Council this week tabled a decision on the proposed name of the city’s planned bike share system.
The council will reconsider the name – “WeHoGo” – at its next...
West Hollywood Councilwoman Lindsey Horvath and city Public Safety Commission member Estevan Montemayor will likely get to play a role in history after being selected as Hillary Clinton delegates to the Democratic...
For sisters and Zia Valentina owners Naomi Kashi and Dorit Simone, their Los Angeles granitas shop represents an opportunity to flex their entrepreneurial muscles and continue their family’s long history...
A developer is planning to overhaul the 77-year-old Wilshire Galleria by adding more than 500 residential units and rehabbing the existing retail property.
Harridge Development submitted plans to the Los Angeles...
Los Angeles’ animal shelter system is inching closer to the no-kill 90 percent benchmark, according to newly released statistics.
Los Angeles Animal Services boasts an 84.3 percent save rate to date...
Thousands of supporters rallied to mark the 101st anniversary of the Armenian Genocide last week, holding vigils and marching to the Turkish Consulate at 6300 Wilshire Blvd. on Sunday.
Event organizer...
The Los Angeles Department of Building and Safety released the addresses of more than 1,200 so-called “soft-story” buildings in Greater Wilshire, Hancock Park, Miracle Mile and Hollywood that will...
Street drumming is common throughout the world, but it’s a practice that Anthony Sheriff is turning on its head.
Performing under the name Sheriff Drumman, the 28-year-old Inglewood resident spends...
U.S. Rep. Ted Lieu (D-Los Angeles) is calling for an investigation into a little-known cellphone security flaw after hackers were able to intercept his phone calls and track his movements as part of a recent...
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