Six council candidates face tough questions on housing, City spending, past allegations and conflicts of interest at the West Hollywood West candidate forum.

LAUSD picks a developer for 207 West Hollywood apartments, with employees first in line to rent and a $15 million City loan in the financing plan.

The WeHo West candidate forum takes place today. The event has become a backdrop for a broader debate over who gets heard in the 14-candidate race.

Investigators are looking into whether Keegan Allen’s watch collection made him a target in the West Hollywood robbery. The City promises more patrols.

Athens Services still denies its drivers wrote West Hollywood gate codes, but now says crews will remove codes found on dumpsters and bins.

A West Hollywood hit and run left Mark Escalante with a gruesome injury after a driver hit him and ran over his leg at Santa Monica and Martel. Security video shows the collision and the car leaving.

West Hollywood City Council candidate Helen Krieger frequently points to her New Orleans record. A closer look finds details about housing, development and real estate she doesn’t often mention.

The proposed digital billboard above Supreme is back before West Hollywood’s Sunset Arts and Advertising Subcommittee tonight, Thursday, Oct. 8, at 6 p.m. The meeting is at the West Hollywood Library ...

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.

In this Dear WeHo, Andy Powell reflects on anti-gay graffiti at Saint Thomas the Apostle and its history of welcoming gay people during the AIDS crisis.

West Hollywood sales recovery faded after the pandemic, RAND finds. Beverly Hills, Culver City and Santa Monica also lost ground.

West Hollywood spends about $6 million a year trying to get people off the streets, including millions for outreach workers, mental health services and shelter beds. It opened the Holloway Interim ...