Two West Hollywood Council candidates favor appointing a replacement if John Erickson wins his State Senate race, while four say voters should decide.

West Hollywood crime report shows August arrests jumped 81% as assaults, shoplifting and routine response times raised new concerns.

John Duran talks about his past, what he would change at City Hall and why, after six years away, he wants another term on the West Hollywood City Council.

The West Hollywood Business Forum puts six City Council candidates on stage Sunday to face questions on business, housing and public safety.

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Runyon Canyon restoration efforts drew more than 100 volunteers Saturday, as Friends of Runyon Canyon shared updates on trails, planting and park improvements.

West Hollywood resident Alex Pereira-Alves has spent 45 days in ICE detention as friends describe the human, financial and emotional toll.

New developments continue to rise across the City, with some apartments going for $6,000, $7,000 and even $9,000 a month. It’s a housing doom loop: workers are pushed farther away, longtime residents ...

UNITE HERE Local 11 West Hollywood election influence is back in focus as the union endorses four candidates for three City Council seats.

Dolly Day in West Hollywood brings drag tributes, 9 to 5 screenings, themed cocktails and rhinestones to the Rainbow District today.

West Hollywood affordable housing changes moved forward after the Planning Commission voted 7-0, but commissioners rewrote key parts of the City’s proposal.