To allow residents and businesses to go greener, the Beverly Hills City Council said it will select a 50 percent default renewable energy tier as part of its membership in the Clean Power Alliance.
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Beverly Hills students and parents implored City Council to fight “tooth and nail” to stop the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority’s subway extension from tunneling under Beverly...
A full day of dancing competitions, panel discussions, art, live music and a powwow at Grand Park and City Hall commemorated the first Indigenous Peoples Day in the city of Los Angeles on Oct. 9, one of the largest...
West Hollywood became the latest city in Los Angeles County to endorse Proposition 10, which would restore rent control discretion to local governments if passed by California voters in the Nov. 6 election.
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Last call in California’s bars will remain 2 a.m. after Gov. Jerry Brown vetoed a bill that would have given Los Angeles, West Hollywood and seven other cities the option to extend their hours for alcohol...
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September 21, 2018
If the walls at the Formosa Café could talk, they’d regale any lunch, dinner or happy hour crowd with tales from Hollywood’s heyday, when Marilyn Monroe, Lana Turner, Frank Sinatra and Clark Gable...
Nearly two years ago, Beverly Hills City Councilman John Mirisch said the North Santa Monica Boulevard reconstruction project would bring the city’s stretch of Route 66 “back up to Beverly Hills’...
Beverly Hills City Council members voiced their unanimous support for Proposition 10, which would give local governments greater authority over rent control if it’s passed by voters in the Nov. 6 election.
“There...
The discussion over placing armed security guards at Beverly Hills’ five public schools continues as the school district bolsters its security.
“Our police aim for that [high] level of performance,...
As the impasse in contract negotiations between Beverly Hills teachers and school district staff continues, the district’s high school seniors are starting to feel the effects as they prepare their college...
Los Angeles will become the largest city to ban the manufacture and sale of fur products, following a unanimous vote by the City Council on Sept. 18.
“We want to make sure that everyone knows...
Despite local opposition from Councilman Paul Koretz, a state Senate bill that would allow nine cities to let their bars, clubs and restaurants serve alcohol until 4 a.m., starting as early as 2021, is on the governor’s...
Of all the shows Pat Vegas has played in nearly 50 years as singer and bassist of Native American rock band Redbone, the group’s gig next month will commemorate a moment he’s been waiting for.
To...
The Beverly Hills City Council will decide whether to take a position on Proposition 10, the latest ballot measure to spark debate over housing and affordability throughout the state, at its Sept. 17 study...
A few residents of the AKA West Hollywood on the Sunset Strip said that the property’s flexible leasing options have allowed them to make the city their home when work or travel prevents them from being...
The Los Angeles City Council approved a set of regulations for electric scooter companies during its Sept. 4 meeting.
The pilot program, to take effect in 120 days, limits the number of electric...
Following the release of a feasibility study by the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority in July, West Hollywood City Council members said at their Sept. 4 meeting they would like to build...
Beverly Hills voters will elect two new at-large school board members in the Nov. 6 election from a group of three candidates.
Following the deadline to file for candidacy with the county clerk last...
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