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Service dogs may be your best friend, but not others’

Homepage Featured / 8 Comments / February 17, 2016
The notion that dogs are “man’s best friend” seems to be more true these days than before. It seems people take their dogs everywhere from shopping excursions, to museums to grocery stores and even...

WeHo rises to join global anti-violence efforts

Homepage Featured / 0 Comment / February 10, 2016
West Hollywood will join a worldwide effort to stop violence against women by participating in One Billion Rising. The event takes place on Feb. 13 and is part of a global campaign that stands against...

Singer helps John Burroughs battle bullying

Homepage Featured / 1 Comment / February 10, 2016
Students of John Burroughs Middle School burst into excitement when they were surprised by a special guest during an anti-bullying assembly held at the school’s gym. On Thursday, Feb. 4 teen singer Meredith...

‘Dirty Dancing’ comes to the Hollywood Pantages

Homepage Life Style and Arts / Life, Style & Art / 0 Comment / February 4, 2016
“Dirty Dancing – the Classic Story on Stage” premiered Tuesday at the Hollywood Pantages. The play opened to an excited audience eager to see beloved characters from the classic 1987 movie. The...

Men’s a capella group sings Valentine’s Day cheer

Homepage Featured / News / 0 Comment / February 4, 2016
For Jim Leedom, the past 30 years as a member of Santa Monica Oceanaires has allowed him to share his love of singing with others. He and fellow Oceanaires, a men’s a capella group, participate in many...

WeHo website marks a milestone in technology

Homepage News / 0 Comment / February 3, 2016
Following West Hollywood’s open data initiative plan, the city launched a new website last week to ensure transparency and provide better access to data within the city. The data website, data.weho.org,...

Friends of Griffith Park fight to keep Mt. Hollywood Road closed

Homepage Featured / 0 Comment / February 3, 2016
Friends of Griffith Park and Hollywood Hills residents are petitioning to make sure Mt. Hollywood Road remains closed after hearing a proposal by the Los Angeles Department of Recreation and Parks [RAP]...

Thousands still without power after weekend outages

Homepage News / News / 0 Comment / February 1, 2016
Severe weather has caused a string of power outages throughout Los Angeles. Approximately 1,600 customers are still without power as of Tuesday afternoon. Los Angeles Department of Water and Power (LADWP)...

WeHo engages community at open house meeting

Homepage News / News / 0 Comment / January 28, 2016
The West Hollywood Division of Rent Stabilization and Housing and other city staff collected feedback from the community during “Community Conversations on Housing” on Monday, an event where individuals...

Parking meters, shuttles may come to Griffith Park

Homepage Featured / News / 0 Comment / January 28, 2016
In an effort to improve overall safety and accessibility around Griffith Park and Griffith Observatory, Los Angeles Department of Recreation and Parks (RAP) has developed a plan to reduce traffic around...

Circus Disco’s history dances on

Homepage Featured / News / 0 Comment / January 28, 2016
When the Circus Disco on Santa Monica Boulevard closed, the LGBT community worried the history of the nightclub would be lost. The Circus Disco was known among the LGBT community as a nonjudgmental establishment...

Circus Disco’s history dances on

News / 0 Comment / January 28, 2016
When the Circus Disco on Santa Monica Boulevard closed, the LGBT community worried the history of the nightclub would be lost. The Circus Disco was known among the LGBT community as a nonjudgmental establishment...

Oscar refreshers: ‘Room’ and ‘The Big Short’ deliver

Dining & Entertainment / Entertainment / 0 Comment / January 21, 2016
If Brie Larson doesn’t win best actress then the Oscars are a complete sham. Nobody outperformed her. “Room” is both emotionally exhausting and beautifully uplifting, often just moments apart. The journey...

Where laughing in class is OK

News / 0 Comment / January 21, 2016
Lyric Lewis started her journey at The Groundlings School nearly seven years ago. She entered the program after graduating from Syracuse University to hone her improvisation skills and pursue her dream...

City ‘Pinks Out’ for anniversary of Roe v. Wade decision

Featured / News / 0 Comment / January 20, 2016
Forty-three years after the Supreme Court’s landmark Roe v. Wade decision West Hollywood commemorated the fight for women’s health rights with two events. Roe v. Wade established that abortion...

New art show invites community interaction

News / 0 Comment / January 20, 2016
When local artists Michael Haight and David Festa discuss art, they speak with fluidity and confidence as they go into deep conversation about community involvement and social change. Their passions, they...

French Market building project open for discussion

News / 1 Comment / January 14, 2016
Following the closure of the French Market restaurant last year, the city of West Hollywood and Faring Capitol, the building’s current owners, are in the midst of planning a project for the space, as well...

Museums Free-for-All returns to Los Angeles

News / 0 Comment / January 14, 2016
Los Angeles County boasts more than 100 diverse and expansive museums, and while some are free, most charge small entry fees. On Saturday, Jan. 30, however, more than two-dozen cultural institutions will...


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