West Hollywood early voting returns trail both 2022’s and 2024ks pace with 13 days to go. See who’s voting and how WeHo compares with Beverly Hills, Culver City and more.

A WeHo burglary brought deputies and a helicopter to Hayworth Avenue after two people broke into an occupied apartment. One was caught; another remains loose.

WeHo approves Danny Hang’s street vending pilot after a year of complaints about threats, fights and grease dumping. Enforcement questions remain unanswered.

An op-ed argues Lauren Meister deserved a serious discussion of Fountain Avenue safety—and criticizes her colleagues for turning the debate into personal attacks.

Crow’s attorney rejects John Erickson’s retraction demand over an Instagram account accusation, calling it an attempt to intimidate his client.

West Hollywood Mayor John Heilman endorses Brian Goldsmith over colleague John Erickson, joining Lauren Meister in backing Goldsmith for California State Senate.

WeHo Council rejects a compromise on Fountain bike lanes 3–2 as Erickson attacks Meister’s motives and Heilman backs studying an option that preserves parking.

The 8150 Sunset lawsuit has settled. Court filings detail a failed $95 million sale, the bank takeover and why the Gehry development remains an empty lot.

Thousands gathered in West Hollywood for AIDS Walk Los Angeles 2026, honoring those lost to AIDS, raising funds for APLA Health and celebrating community.

A new investigation examines the O.J. Simpson West Hollywood connection, including a Doheny Drive apartment, a disputed account and the missing murder weapon.

West Hollywood City Council candidate Tanya Tsikanovsky shares her views on public safety, Fountain Avenue, housing, local businesses and City Hall accountability.

WeHo rent hikes could be blocked across entire buildings when qualifying rent reductions remain unresolved for a year. Commissioners review the plan Oct. 22.