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A federal appeals court strikes down California's ban on same-sex marriage. Nearby West Hollywood celebrates, as do some Beverly Hills residents.
A federal appeals court strikes down California's ban on same-sex marriage. Mayor John Duran calls it 'a great day for the city of West Hollywood.'
Also get to know America’s first openly gay ambassador at Book Soup and expect some rain today.
There are 13 crimes reported in West Hollywood over the past week.
After citing design problems, council returns for a final vote on deck proposal. Neighbors have long complained of noise from the temple's banquet hall.
In other news, City Councilwoman Abbe Land is named CEO of the Weho based Trevor Project and 50th Assembly candidate Torie Osborn encourages people to watch Mayor John Duran's 'viral' video.
Local 'pup’ stars go head-to-head for winning title at the new PetSmart.
There are at least five places in Weho to watch the New York Giants take on the New England Patriots.
Share your city frustrations with Councilman John D'Amico at Coffee Bean or check out the latest 'Pacific Standard Time' exhibit at West Hollywood Library.
Beginning Friday, City Hall to be washed in red light for one week to recognize American Heart Month.
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Alfie is in need of a loving foster or forever home.
Sharon Michaels' timeless 'whodunit' runs at the West Hollywood theatre through Feb. 19.
New business owner Dennis Desantis gears up for the flagship store, located just around the corner from the old space on Melrose.
West Hollywood Councilman John D'Amico to set aside time Saturday to get feedback from residents.
Alfie is in need of a loving foster home or even better, a forever home.
The health care administrator begins her tenure in March with the national organization committed to crisis intervention and suicide prevention services for LGBT youth.
Also on the agenda is a proposal for four condominiums at 500 N. Orlando Ave.
Chow down on mung bean flatbread drizzled in pesto or a veggie ball smothered in cilantro mint chutney—all for under $5.
Feb. 1 is the last chance for local musicians and music groups to apply to perform in the city of West Hollywood's summer concert series.
Owners of a 2-year-old pet supply retailer in West Hollywood are upset about the competition on their roof.