At the conclusion of a public hearing on Tuesday, the Los Angeles Police Commission found one of the two officers involved in the shooting death of Ezell Ford last August acted “out of policy. The ruling...
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The Olympic Torch made its way through Hancock Park on Tuesday afternoon under gray skies and a light drizzle. Law enforcement officers began their annual run with the torch this week as part of the Special...
The city of West Hollywood hosted a special group wedding for seven same-sex Chinese couples on Tuesday morning at the West Hollywood Library, just in time for Pride month and the LA Pride festival this...
Residents of a Hollywood transitional housing complex will have to move out after the building’s owner, the Los Angeles Mission, announced it is selling the building. Tenants may have to vacate as early...
Mickey Rooney’s memory became a permanent part of Hollywood history on Monday morning as city officials, relatives of Rooney and fans dedicated the intersection of Sunset Boulevard and Orange Drive to Rooney’s...
Tenants from two affordable-housing buildings in an apartment complex in Beverly Grove are being evicted at the end of the week, despite protests and rallies.
The nine-unit apartment buildings,...
Council members, actors, directors, stage managers, producers and community members came together on Monday at the intersection of Santa Monica Boulevard and Wilcox Avenue for the naming ceremony of Hollywood...
While the new stainless-steel ribbon exterior continues to be constructed on the Petersen Automotive Museum’s façade, the museum has announced new partnerships with some of the most recognized and prominent...
The Boy Scouts of America (BSA) will soon be reversing a policy by allowing gay men to become members, according to an announcement by the organization’s leader made on May 21.
During a national meeting...
After more than a year of being closed, the Weingart Youth Center in Hollywood will be opening its doors again to the community on Monday, June 1. However, the center is looking for funding assistance...
A natural gas leak was detected early Wednesday morning in the 5100 block of Wilshire Boulevard that led to the evacuation of residences and nearby businesses, according to Los Angeles Fire Department...
Teachers leave lifelong impressions on their students, especially the good ones.
Former students, colleagues and friends recently honored the memory of one of those teachers at Fairfax High...
Every morning — with very few exceptions — Councilman Tom LaBonge, 4th District, wakes up early and hikes in Griffith Park. Upon reaching the top of Mt. Hollywood, he takes a moment to appreciate one of the park’s...
With city and state regulations calling for stricter water conservation efforts, Los Angeles public parks have also had to adapt to drought conditions by restricting outdoor watering.
Dry patches...
Elementary students are not playing when it comes to the drought. At Hancock Park Elementary School, 3rd grade students are working hard to solve the water crisis in California with the help of their teachers.
On...
The sale of an affordable senior living apartment building was approved by the Los Angeles City Council on Wednesday, reassuring the building’s residents that they will continue to call the building...
Miracle Mile resident Adam Bernstein has been traveling the world for the past year, dancing in concert halls in Switzerland and Sweden. This summer, he will dance in Israel, Spain and Washington, D.C....
Three water mains broke in the span of four days earlier this week, gushing thousands of gallons of water onto streets, sidewalks and in one case, flooding an underground parking garage in West Hollywood.
A...
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