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Opinion: Weho Fur Ban a Little Hairy
West Hollywood resident Chris Bray says 'something is off' about the city's ordinance banning the sale of fur apparel.

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West Hollywood resident Chris Bray says 'something is off' about the city's ordinance banning the sale of fur apparel.

What to see and hear in West Hollywood from Nov. 21-27.
Council will consider allowing PDC to change the windows in its Green Building and amend the time frame for the Palm's construction on a new mixed-use building with retail, restaurant and affordable housing.
Los Angeles County officials investigate two crimes against transgender women, as well as a registered sex offender who has been working in movie casting for much of the past decade under a different name.
Click through the image gallery to see what homes in town are holding open houses Sunday afternoon.
Registered sex offender Jason James Murphy has been working in movie casting for much of the past decade under a different name.
The suspect description in both cases appears to be similar, say law enforcement officials.
Catch two signings at Book Soup, attend a pre-Thanksgiving dinner or commemorate the Transgender Day of Remembrance in Plummer Park.
The event memorializes the victims of anti-transgender prejudice and hate, and will feature speakers from law enforcement, social services and family and youth programs.
The Sunday event, which memorializes the victims of anti-transgender prejudice and hate, will feature speakers from law enforcement, social services and family and youth programs.
The indie rock band is bringing its soul-punk sound to the Santa Monica Boulevard venue tonight.
West Hollywood's mayor, disappointed over the Supreme Court ruling to allow Proposition 8 supporters to defend the law, remains confident that same-sex marriage will win in the end.
The city lists several holiday-related volunteer and donation opportunities open to the public.
Discussion to center around influential late-20th-century art dealers and taste makers.
Local animal rights advocates are gathering on Santa Monica Boulevard at Rodeo Drive to help educate shoppers about the fur and leather industries.
The Sunset Strip has a new watering hole. The Irish pub with attitude has taken over the former dive bar at 8911 W. Sunset Blvd.
The City of West Hollywood, Los Angeles Art Association to co-present film about an ambitious young conceptual artist.
The restaurant's fabulous john beats the competition in the 2nd Annual Eater Awards.
Local gay activists are rallying for the 99 percent in solidarity with the 'Occupy' movement.
West Hollywood will take a final vote on its first-in-the-nation ordinance banning the sale of clothing with animal fur. Offer your thoughts on the ordinance by taking our poll.