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In order to address Councilman D'Amico's questions about mixed use development on Santa Monica Boulevard, the council will allocate funds for an additional community meeting and traffic analysis.
In other news, Fairfax High breaks ground on a $6 million football stadium and residents north of Sunset Boulevard converge for an annual meeting.
The event organized by the Pop Luck Club, the Family Services Program and the L.A. County DCFS offers LGBT parents and parents-to-be a chance to explore adoption and other available resources.
These homes in the West Hollywood community are having open houses on Sunday. Prices range from $995,000 to $2,285,000.
Locals living north of Sunset receive updates on the Strip and a crime report from the West Hollywood Sheriff's Station.
The bleachers and press box at the high school's stadium near the corner of Fairfax Avenue and Clinton Street will be replaced, and a new rubberized track will be installed.
After nearly a year of construction, the new 32,000-foot LEED-certified library is on the path to completion.
A second hearing will determine whether to change the bar’s conditional use permit from a restaurant to a nightclub.
The rock band best known for singles "Boston" and "Sweet and Low" is performing on the Sunset Strip this evening.
Students are saluting Old Glory with a special performance on campus.
The "Gossip Girl" star is set to take on The Troubadour at 9:30 p.m.
Nicole Richie, Rachel Zoe and Emmy Rossum are also seen in town over the last week.
In other news, state officials rescind their decision denying a gay correctional officer to march in uniform at Pride and Outfest offers a preview of its 2011 festival at the Sofitel's Stone Rose Lounge.
It's a quiet night as I accompany the deputy on calls about a fight outside a bar, a car with expired tags and people stuck in an elevator.
In preparation for the Special Olympics Summer Games, the LA County Sheriff's Department, including representatives from the Weho station, will participate in the Central leg of the Law Enforcement Torch Run.
The California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation will now allow Andrew Johnson to wear his uniform in Sunday's parade.
Enjoy a day of vegan food and craft beer at The Roxy or listen to Taking Back Sunday at the House of Blues.
Pippy the puppy was rescued from a high-kill shelter, Bear is a gentle giant, and Baldwin is a super-friendly boy who loves everyone.
The Christopher Street West Los Angeles Pride Festival kicks off in West Hollywood with arts, entertainment and exhibitors.
The city anticipates that more than 400,000 people will march along Santa Monica Boulevard between 12 p.m. and 4 p.m.
