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Griffith Observatory: It’s with the stars

70th Anniversary - Our People, Our Places / 0 Comment / May 19, 2016

Griffith Observatory has a longstanding connection with film and Hollywood stars.


Diamond Foam and Fabric: Weaving a community story

Homepage Featured / News / 0 Comment / May 5, 2016
Jason Asch said when he started working at Diamond Foam and Fabric many years ago, he didn’t expect to make it his profession. It was a summer job, he explained, and owning the company came after the original...

Hey WeHo, what’s shakin’?

Homepage Dining & Entertainment / 0 Comment / March 16, 2016
Shake Shack opened its first California location on Tuesday, March 15 in West Hollywood. Lines formed around the block of the new establishment as patrons waited to try one of Shake Shack’s L.A. Exclusive...

Trees cause trouble at complex

Homepage Featured / 0 Comment / March 16, 2016
People who have walked along the sidewalk adjacent to Hancock Park Terrace, located at 651 Wilcox Ave., know it’s not a smooth venture. Uneven concrete makes traveling the stretch of Melrose Avenue from...

Griffith Park shuttle plans ditched after public input

News / 2 Comments / March 16, 2016
During a meeting held on March 9 to discuss the Griffith Park Circulation and Parking Enhancement Plan, Councilman David Ryu, 4th District, and the Los Angeles Department of Recreation and Parks (RAP)...

City gives the transgender community a voice

Homepage Featured / 0 Comment / March 16, 2016
The transgender community commended Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti when he announced Tuesday the establishment of the city’s first Transgender Advisory Council. Los Angeles is the largest city...

‘Conversation Series’ brings Congress to the Miracle Mile

Homepage Featured / 1 Comment / March 9, 2016
Residents of the Miracle Mile had the opportunity to speak with Congresswoman Karen Bass, D-Calif., Tuesday night at the first “Congressional Conversation Series.” Bass will visit neighborhoods in her district...

WeHo pays homage to Justice Ginsburg

Homepage Featured / 0 Comment / March 9, 2016
The start of Women’s History Month stirred many emotions among West Hollywood residents who attended the city’s annual banner unveiling Monday night to honor instrumental women in society. During...

Gardening class plants seeds of knowledge

Homepage Featured / 0 Comment / March 9, 2016
Students from Hancock Park Elementary School are digging deep for its newly created SEEDS Farm, a garden full of edible plants. The school and the Sustainable Environmental Enhancement Development...

Marlborough School golf program stays on par

Homepage Featured / 0 Comment / March 2, 2016
Marlborough School’s student body has boasted a large number of athletes for decades. David Collicutt, the school’s athletic director said 70 percent of the all-girl student body are involved with...

Fairfax High dribbles toward state playoffs

Homepage Featured / 0 Comment / March 2, 2016
Fairfax High School’s boys basketball team continued its journey toward the state playoffs with a win against Taft High School on Tuesday in the California Interscholastic Federation (CIF) playoffs. After...

Stroll the Miracle Mile for small business

Homepage Featured / 0 Comment / March 2, 2016
Amid Metro construction and a changing landscape, small business owners around Wilshire Boulevard and La Brea Avenue are collaborating to create a “Small Business Stroll” starting in April. On...

Oscars stir talk about LGBT community

Homepage Featured / 0 Comment / March 2, 2016
While many were concerned about the lack of ethnic diversity at the Academy Awards on Sunday night, the LGBT community received attention during the ceremony with Oscar winner Sam Smith and the film “The...

Pilgrim School makes strides with science team

Homepage Featured / 0 Comment / February 24, 2016
Pilgrim School students competed in math and science competition against 24 other schools in a regional qualifying contest for the National Science Bowl (NSB). Pilgrim School won two matches and competed...

iPhone ‘back door’ debate lands at The Grove

Homepage Featured / 0 Comment / February 24, 2016
On Feb. 16, a federal judge ordered Apple to assist the FBI in unlocking the iPhone that belonged to San Bernardino shooter Syed Rizwan Farook. Demonstrators rallied in front of the Apple store...

Fairfax High School’s soccer team goes for new glory

Homepage Featured / 0 Comment / February 24, 2016
The Fairfax High School Lions are known for their powerhouse football team and their award-winning basketball team. Their soccer team, however, has not seen as much limelight. But after this season, that...

Metro to work with Wilshire businesses during closures

Homepage Featured / 0 Comment / February 17, 2016
On Wednesday, Feb. 17, Metro hosted a community business meeting to address future street closures and inform business owners about two programs to ease the pain during the Purple Line Extension construction. A...

Metro efforts stay on track in West Hollywood

Homepage Featured / 0 Comment / February 17, 2016
As efforts continue to establish a metro line in West Hollywood, advocates are pushing for more community support. On Tuesday, city staff collaborated with West Hollywood Advocates for Metro Rail...


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