West Hollywood Disability Service Awards honored Wendy Goldman, BlockParty WeHo and other community advocates at its 28th Annual ceremony.

OUTFRONT is paying for Byers and Cottrell billboards. Its West Hollywood business includes a City advertising agreement and a proposed Sunset Boulevard sign.

A felony suspect tried to enter a West Hollywood home before deputies chased him through the Eastside and arrested him near Formosa and Romaine.

Flock camera claims are flying before West Hollywood’s election. We check the recovery figures, contract costs and what a DOJ letter actually says.

The West Hollywood Sheriff’s Station honored seven deputies with Hook of the Month awards for proactive police work that led to arrests in the community.

If you’ve seen a camera flashing as you drive down La Brea or La Cienega, you weren’t tripping or imagining things. Los Angeles begins switching on its speed-camera program today, Monday, October 26, ...

West Hollywood City Council candidate Marlon Gobel shares his vision for housing, public safety, LGBTQ+ rights and the City’s future in this op-ed.

Valerie Terrigno, West Hollywood’s first mayor, shares memories of Cityhood and Barney’s Beanery, and explains her concerns about the City’s future in part two.

A lawsuit over a West Hollywood shovel attack alleges death threats and an attempt to run a man over. Actor Eliot Preschutti says he was defending himself.

Taylor Dayne talks Vegas residency, peptides and her whirlwind West Hollywood weekend in an exclusive interview at the Abbey with longtime friend Brian Holt.

West Hollywood’s first City Council in November 1984, from left, Alan Viterbi, Steve Schulte, Mayor Valerie Terrigno, John Heilman and Helen Albert. With three openly gay or lesbian members, it became ...