WEST HOLLYWOOD—Seven homes in the West Hollywood-West Los Angeles area have been burglarized. The month’s recent burglaries occurred with the doors and windows left unlocked.
WEST HOLLYWOOD—Model Jasmine
Fiore's vehicle was found Wednesday in a West Hollywood parking lot after her
death. Apparently, the citizen who saw the car recognized it from media
reports.
WEST HOLLYWOOD—On August 17, the West Hollywood City Council held a lengthy meeting to address the plan to open the SoHo House on the top two floors of the Luckman Plaza on 9200 Sunset Boulevard.
WEST HOLLYWOOD—On June 24, The Sheriff's Headquarter's Bureau in Monterey Park, informed Canyon News of a West Hollywood man who had evidently committed suicide.
WEST HOLLYWOOD—After the California Supreme Court ruled on Wednesday, May 27, to uphold Proposition 8, groups of protestors and city officials marched to show their displeasure.
WEST
HOLLYWOOD—Mark Landon, the eldest son of beloved actor Michael Landon, was
pronounced dead in his West Hollywood home. Mark was adopted by Michael after
marrying Dodie Levy-Fraser.
WEST HOLLYWOOD—On May 6, L.A. County Sheriff’s received a call to go to a home on the 900 Block of Phyllis Ave. They arrived to find a dead man and a woman wounded by a gunshot.
WEST HOLLYWOOD—Councilmember Sal Guarriello died on April 16, at the age of 90, due to a "sudden illness." Guarriello had been on the city council for nearly two decades and had been a West Hollywood mayor.
WEST HOLLYWOOD—A car collision left two dead and one injured at the intersection of Fountain and La Brea Ave on Tuesday, Investigative Detective Nelson of the West Hollywood Station said.
WEST HOLLYWOOD—A man was stabbed after getting into an argument with another man during the early morning hours on Monday, April 6. The man is expected to recover.
WEST HOLLYWOOD—A man was stabbed outside of the popular Astro Burger restaurant in West Hollywood early in the morning on March 21, after he fought with another man inside the fast-food joint.
BEVERLY HILLS—Stuart Rutherford, a man arraigned on charges of charges of assault with a deadly weapon on a police officer, pleaded not guilty on Monday, March 23 in a Beverly Hills courtroom.
WEST HOLLYWOOD/SAN DIEGO—The San Diego District Attorney's office is not pursuing charges against a policeman who shot and killed Steven Hirschfield, a West Hollywood, man last summer.
BEL AIR—The court case involving Pets of Bel Air is coming to a close. The lawsuit, which began in 2007, judgment found that the store had been illegally selling animals from puppy mills.
Defendants Justin Michael Acosta and Damon Gerardo Acevedo pleaded no contest to voluntary manslaughter charges in a Beverly Hills court. They were accused of killing a man in September 2008.
Unlicensed selling of hot dogs, with our without bacon, is now a punishable offense in Los Angeles. In recent days, officials have been cracking down on the hot dog cart vendors.
Faizon Love, a Cuban-born comic, was accused of roughing up a resident in West Hollywood. Love, 40, reportedly punched a man at The Standard, Hollywood on January 7.
A man fell 12 feet after being electrocuted
in Hollywood. LAPD officials say that the call about the
56-year-old man came in just before 11:00 Thursday morning.
On the
early morning of December 29, two men in
Hollywood were the victims of a shooting. One
man was shot and killed and the other was wounded. The shooting appeared to be
gang-related.
