
The Long Tail of Our Puppy Story
Today is National Puppy Day, so we thought it would be a great opportunity to re-publish one of our all-time favorite puppy stories, from [more…]
Today is National Puppy Day, so we thought it would be a great opportunity to re-publish one of our all-time favorite puppy stories, from [more…]
As we mentioned in our previous story about the SEIU Local 99 strike, which is keeping local LAUSD schools closed yesterday, today, and tomorrow, [more…]
After contract talks stalled yesterday between LAUSD and the SEIU Local 99 union, which represents a wide variety of school support staff, the union [more…]
Over the weekend, we saw a couple of noteworthy announcements from our local city council districts. First, from CD 5, which generally represents the [more…]
“Feed people, not landfills!” is the mission of the Greater Wilshire Neighborhood Council’s new Glean Team, a cooperative effort with FoodCycle LA that has [more…]
In addition to its regular administrative business at its March meeting last Wednesday, the Greater Wilshire Neighborhood Council welcomed two Los Angeles City Councilmembers, [more…]
In her now bi-weekly public health update yesterday, LA County Public Health Director Barbara Ferrer provided an update on COVID-19 numbers and status, and [more…]
Each month, we track the city council motions introduced by our local City Council representatives Katy Yaroslavsky (CD5) and Hugo Soto-Martinez (CD 13). Motions [more…]
After hundreds of local residents were left without power for as long as 56 hours after the worst of our recent winter storms, the [more…]
At its monthly meeting last week, the Greater Wilshire Neighborhood Council’s Land Use Committee spent the majority of its time hearing and discussing a [more…]
All over Los Angeles, outdoor dining spots sprouted like mushrooms during the COVID-19 pandemic, thanks to relaxed city rules that allowed struggling restaurants to [more…]
Neighborhood Council election season is upon is, and both of our local councils – Greater Wilshire and Mid City West – will elect new board [more…]
As shown in the graph above, LA County reported this week that the daily average of new COVID-19 cases, hospitalizations, and deaths remained relatively [more…]
Michael Knowles, owner of Knowles Karate Academy at 4378 W. Third Street, reported to the Buzz this morning that the school’s annual fundraiser for [more…]
This week’s public health update from LA County Public Health Director Barbara Ferrer brought good news in three forms: COVID-19 case and hospitalizations continue [more…]
While most of our city, state and federal elections now take place in the fall, there is one election cycle – for our local [more…]
When the current COVID-19 emergency order issued by the state of California expires at the end of this month, public bodies governed by the [more…]
We love a good follow-up story…especially when it comes with miniature gnomes, thimble-sized treats, and a pink unicorn onesie. Back in April, 2021, we [more…]
“Here in LA County, I feel very comfortable saying we’re in a new phase. Very comfortable.” – LA County Public Health Director Barbara Ferrer [more…]
The Natural History Museums of Los Angeles County (NHMLAC) announced on Tuesday, January 31, that Dr. Lori Bettison-Varga, President and Director of the organization, [more…]