The six month ban on shared mobility devices in Beverly Hills, mainly aimed at Bird and Lime saturating local streets with scooters, expired this month without a new ordinance council members were hoping...
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With the advent of autonomous vehicles, the future Los Angeles could look more like the Will Smith movie “I, Robot,” with commuters getting around in their self-driving Audi RSQs. A drastically reduced...
Rachelle Marcus and Tristen Walker-Shuman were sworn in to the Beverly Hills Unified School District’s Board of Education during a reorganization meeting on Dec. 11, and board members Noah Margo and Isabel...
After more than a year of speculation, CBS Television City, home to “The Price is Right,” “All in the Family” and countless other shows that shaped television history, will be sold to Hackman Capital...
After serving the Beverly Hills Unified School District’s Board of Education through high-profile lawsuits against former administrators, a renewed effort to upgrade school buildings and bolster school...
Five years before “Hamilton” debuted on Broadway in 2015, Lin-Manuel Miranda took the stage in the Pantages Theatre as Usnavi, owner of a New York City bodega, in his Tony Award-winning musical...
After years of seeing the Italian gold tiles, Texas limestone and spherical movie theater forming an imposing exterior at the corner of Wilshire Boulevard and Fairfax Avenue, executives of the Academy...
In August 2017, one year after the launch of WeHo Pedals, West Hollywood City Hall staff touted the nearly 14,000 trips taken on the bike share program totaling more than 20,000 miles, and saw potential...
The Beverly Hills City Council inched closer to finalizing a Rent Stabilization Ordinance that it hopes to have completed by the end of the year.
Provisions discussed during a Nov. 20 study session...
The Beverly Hills City Council is calling for “all civilized people across the globe” to boycott short-term rental website Airbnb unless the company reverses its decision to remove listings in Israeli...
The Beverly Hills Unified School District will soon announce a timeline for implementing the steps administrators will take to reconfigure its four K-8 schools beginning next school year.
The school...
When music industry executives Irving Azoff and Lucian Grainge started their careers in the 1970s, a small group of gatekeepers from the major record labels decided which artists would achieve world...
Many Angelenos are rent burdened, paying 50 percent or more of their incomes to their landlords, but the issue is especially acute in the 13th Council District, where approximately 80 percent of residents...
Lights, live music and holiday decorations filled Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills on Nov. 15 for the start of another BOLD Holiday lineup of events every weekend through the end of December.
Following...
The recently passed urgency ordinance that eliminated no-cause evictions returned to the Beverly Hills City Council again last week, with provisions to allow landlords to evict disruptive tenants under...
The Woolsey fire in northwest Los Angeles County was 47 percent contained as of Wednesday morning, according to the county fire department, but authorities don’t expect full containment until Nov. 18.
Since...
Last month, the city of Los Angeles celebrated its inaugural Indigenous Peoples Day in Grand Park while the park’s decades-old Christopher Columbus statue was covered with a black box.
Los Angeles...
Rachelle Marcus and Tristen Walker-Shuman have been elected to fill two seats on the Beverly Hills Unified School District’s Board of Education, pending certification of the results by the Los Angeles...
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