Beverly Hills Cannabis Club founder Cheryl Shuman said she turned to cannabis as “a last resort” after she was diagnosed with ovarian cancer more than 10 years ago. Since then, she’s been called...
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West Hollywood Councilman John D’Amico will continue serving as the city’s mayor, and Councilwoman Lindsey Horvath will serve as mayor pro tempore, following the City Council’s vote on April 15. They...
The Beverly Hills City Council approved an ordinance that will change the Fine Art Commission to the Arts and Culture Commission, tying into its goal of advancing arts and culture in the city.
“We...
West Hollywood will survey residents about the possible Metro extension through the city as part of its ongoing outreach on the long-anticipated project.
“It’s time for us to get from our residents...
Noise from Metro’s La Cienega staging area was one of the concerns a few residents mentioned during a community meeting on April 3, one of many that have been held to provide updates on Purple Line Extension...
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Heavy winds caused falling trees, palm tree fronds scattered throughout the local streets and sagging electrical wires on April 9, with LADWP scrambling to restore power to approximately 49,000 customers...
Long-term needs, such as autonomous vehicles and automated parking, as well as more imminent tasks, like completing the Rent Stabilization Ordinance, are among the Beverly Hills City Council’s priorities...
The West Hollywood City Council approved a formal censure of Councilman John Duran during its April 1 meeting, following accusations of sexual harassment against him from Gay Men’s Chorus members.
The...
To continue managing its unfunded pension liabilities, the Beverly Hills City Council voted at its April 2 meeting to establish a section 115 trust, a type of trust used for government functions such as pensions,...
Los Angeles City Councilman Paul Koretz and Controller Ron Galperin called for a boycott of the Hotel Bel-Air and Beverly Hills Hotel in protest of “draconian” penalties for homosexuality now in effect...
In a ceremony filled with condemnations of Sacramento politicians over housing policy, a Broadway-style musical number and a sing-along of “I’d Like to Teach the World to Sing,” Beverly Hills City...
Faced with an increased estimate for plugging oil wells at Beverly Hills High School, Beverly Hills school board members rejected a proposal from the city for how the two sides will divide the costs.
An...
The director of a West Hollywood private school and two Beverly Hills residents are among the more than 40 defendants facing charges from the federal government over a scam to bypass admissions processes...
Months removed from the devastating Woolsey fire, the Los Angeles Fire Department and other local agencies hosted an emergency preparation and evacuation town hall for Hollywood Hills residents on March...
The Formosa Cafe, scheduled to reopen this May or June, has been designated a local cultural resource by the city of West Hollywood.
“Please do what’s right for the place,” Bobby Green, a partner...
West Hollywood City Councilman John Heilman will replace Councilman John Duran on the council’s subcommittee that works with Christopher Street West on the annual Pride celebration.
Duran was removed...
Following bans on flavored tobacco products and smoking in multiunit housing, Beverly Hills City Councilman Julian Gold’s one-year term as mayor ended Wednesday night as the city attempts to become the first...
The Mid City West Community Council approved a resolution to support a study of the safety issues caused by the Fairfax Asterisk, where Fairfax Avenue converges with San Vicente and Olympic boulevards.
The...
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