A control freak’s Sunday take on worrying, Dr. Google and the things we can’t control, with a little humor before another week gets under way in West Hollywood.
Meet Vincent Doraz, an autistic West Hollywood resident who picks up litter and raises thousands for AIDS Walk LA. Donations remain open through Nov. 13.
In 1949 director John Claar established the Century Theatre Group, backed by a group of investors that included Hollywood heavyweights Frank Capra, Bing Crosby, Gary Cooper, Irene Dunne, Clark Gable, ...
WeHo rent hikes could be blocked across entire buildings when qualifying rent reductions remain unresolved for a year. Commissioners review the plan Oct. 22.
Larry Block talks about running again for West Hollywood City Council, residents getting drowned out, public safety and the money behind the race.
Steve Martin questions West Hollywood LGBTQ leadership, challenging Chelsea Byers and Helen Krieger to show the community service behind their campaign credentials.
West Hollywood is moving closer to recognizing throuples and other polyamorous relationships. What rights would they get, and what would it cost taxpayers?
Another watch stolen. Another victim assaulted. This time at Westbourne and Rugby drives, where the West Hollywood Sheriff’s Station says a victim was robbed early Saturday morning. Three people have ...
West Hollywood Councilmember Lauren Meister tells WEHOonline why she wants a compromise on Fountain Avenue bike lanes that preserves street parking.
Op-Ed: Former Public Safety Commissioner George Nickle argues West Hollywood voters should consider how council appointments shape public safety.
Plummer Park dog park opens October 9 with separate areas for small and large dogs. A look back at the plans and the October 17 opening celebration.
LADWP water main break repairs resume October 19 at Sunset and Holloway in West Hollywood, with lane closures scheduled through November 12.