Beverly Grove resident, Steve Luftman, flew to Sacramento on Tuesday to participate at a rally and protest at the public meeting of the California Housing Finance Agency (CalHFA), a state agency that helps...
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The Special Olympic torch will make its way through West Hollywood and Beverly Hills on July 22, and Hollywood on July 23 as part of the Law Enforcement Torch Run on its way to light the cauldron at the Opening...
Poets from around the country will gather with nearly 1,000 fans from July 9 to 11 at the Greenway Court Theatre on the Fairfax High School campus to perform and compete at the 7th annual InkSlam Poetry...
Hundreds of Beatles fans gathered in front of the Capitol Records building in Hollywood on Tuesday to sing “Happy Birthday” to former Beatles drummer and solo artist, Ringo Starr, who turned 75.
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Since the elimination of West Hollywood’s city council deputy system last month, all previous council deputies are on paid administrative leave, according to LuNita Bock, director of human resources...
A small group demonstrated in front of Walgreens at Sunset Boulevard and Vine Street on Tuesday morning, alleging that Walgreens owes their company approximately $100,000.
Demonstrators held...
Three water mains ruptured earlier this week, sending water gushing onto streets in Hollywood and Hancock Park, and caking sidewalks, streets and lawns with mud. Although water main breaks are a daily...
Seniors may soon need to find another place to exercise this summer after funding for several senior fitness classes at the Pan Pacific Senior Activity Center have been cut by the Los Angeles Unified School...
A citywide ban on digital billboards outside of designated sign districts has been upheld, for now. The Los Angeles City Council Planning and Land Use Management (PLUM) Committee met Tuesday to consider...
Approximately 17 seniors bounced to the fast-paced dance music inside the auditorium of the Senior Activity Center at Pan Pacific Park on Tuesday morning, lifting each foot off an aerobic step and spreading...
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June 25, 2015
The Mid-City West Community Council took further steps on June 16 to oppose the demolition of affordable housing in the Beverly Grove and Fairfax districts.
The community council’s planning...
To ease overcrowding in the program at Hancock Park Elementary School, Rosewood Avenue Elementary has recently become a home school for transitional kindergarten (TK), according to principal Linda Kaye-Crowder.
Beginning...
The Los Angeles City Council is a step closer in combating the rise in youth homelessness, especially among lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer (LGBTQ) youth.
Last Thursday, a city...
A driver was killed early Monday morning in Beverly Hills after he crashed into a center divider on La Cienega Boulevard.
The victim was driving a 2003 Mercedes-Benz ML series SUV southbound on La Cienega...
The West Hollywood City Council approved Mayor Lindsey Horvath’s proposal to eliminate the city council deputy system at Monday’s council meeting. After 30 years, the city council deputy system was dissolved...
Beginning in August, a baseball and soccer field at Pan Pacific Park will be completely refurbished.
The soccer field near 3rd Street and baseball Field 1 will have completely new turf. Synthetic...
Since he was young, David Mixner made it a point to stand up for people. When he attended Arizona State University in Tempe, in the 1960s, he helped fight for garbage workers to unionize. Years later,...
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June 11, 2015
Steve Luftman is the last man standing. Deciding to stay at his apartment following the last day of an eviction issued by the building’s landlord Matthew Jacobs last Friday, Luftman is now hopeful that...
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