The West Hollywood City Council voted to allow the city’s four existing medical cannabis dispensaries to keep their adult-use retail licenses through Dec. 31.
The 3-1 vote during the council’s...
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Through phone calls, letters and a neighborhood petition, Hollywood Hills resident Federico Fichtl spent nearly seven years imploring the LAPD, the city attorney’s office, his councilman and the mayor’s...
A group of about 15 protesters chanted “Duran must go,” and a procession of West Hollywood residents called for Mayor John Duran to step down during the City Council’s first meeting since public...
Homelessness, public safety and policing West Hollywood’s east side were the focus of last week’s candidate forum, with elections to fill three City Council seats less than a month away.
Eight of the 11 candidates...
The Gay Men’s Chorus was gearing up for a performance at the finish line of the AIDS/LifeCycle, an annual seven-day bicycle ride from the Bay Area to Los Angeles, in June 2015.
Joey Fiberon, who joined...
Following multiple sexual assault accusations from Gay Men’s Chorus members, West Hollywood Mayor John Duran faces calls from the City Council to at least relinquish the mayoral title, which rotates...
As of this month, the Clean Power Alliance is providing renewable energy to three million customers in 29 cities throughout Southern California, including West Hollywood, Beverly Hills, and unincorporated...
After hours of deliberating over a new rent stabilization provisions at their Feb. 5 meeting, Beverly Hills City Council members agreed that there are still a wide range of issues to be resolved before...
At Buena Vista Cigar Club on South Santa Monica Boulevard in Beverly Hills, owner Rigo Fernandez counts politicians, police officers, religious leaders, residents and tourists among his clientele.
But...
As electric scooters remain popular throughout the county, the West Hollywood City Council tightened the restrictions that it put in place several months ago to keep the devices out of the city.
The...
After clearing the West Hollywood Historic Preservation Commission on Monday, the Formosa Cafe on Santa Monica Boulevard awaits City Council approval to become a local cultural resource.
“The...
Hoping to see a continuing decrease in homelessness, volunteers combed the streets, sidewalks and alleys throughout Los Angeles County on foot and by car for the annual homeless count from Jan. 22-25.
In...
Eleven candidates are vying for three of the five seats on the West Hollywood City Council in the March 5 election.
The field includes the three incumbents, members of the Lesbian and Gay Advisory...
Beverly Hills Vice Mayor John Mirisch, a fourth-generation resident of the city, said his hometown has always been “a place where the world meets.”
“We’re kind of like a small village, but we’re...
In June 2017, with President Trump a few months into his first term, the House Intelligence Committee called former Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson in for a hearing about Russian meddling in the 2016...
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A former undocumented immigrant from Boyle Heights, Wendy Carrillo prevailed in a field of 11 men and one other woman in a 2017 special election for a state Assembly seat vacated by Jimmy Gomez, who left...
Hours before a deal to end the Los Angeles Unified School District teachers strike was announced, teachers at West Hollywood Elementary School picketed along the Sunset Strip on a windy Tuesday morning...
More pedestrian safety enhancements, bridge housing to address the homeless crisis and a few encouraging crime statistics were some of the highlights Los Angeles City Councilman Mitch O’Farrell mentioned...
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