The fight against Sacramento overreach and statewide one-size-fits-all land use legislation continues… Although SB 50 was killed in January, it is not resting in peace. SB 50 author State Senator Scott Weiner and his allies continue to take elements of the bill and push them forward in other pending bills. The latest of these proposals …
COVID-19: A powerful message from Italy
As you read articles and hear statistics about the number of cases in California, you should understand that we have NO IDEA of the actual number of cases to date because of the lack of testing in our state (and across most of the U.S.). Until there is widespread testing, many cases will have gone …
COVID-19: Stay at Home Orders
As a result of the high number of potential/projected cases of Corona Virus in California, the Governor and Mayors of local municipalities (including Los Angeles) are ordering unessential businesses to close to the public and for Californians to remain at home for all but essential activities (which are clearly defined in the government orders). Whenever …
COVID-19: The latest information and resources
Updated Resources & Information City of Los Angeles Coronavirus Website LA County Department of Public Health COVID-19 Website California Public Health Dept. COVID19 Website CDC COVID-19 Website World Health Organization COVID-19 Website Doctor Fact-Checks Media On Coronavirus “The media is doing a poor job informing the public with accurate information on COVID-19. They bring on …
2336-2340 Westwood
Many of you will have noticed the recent demolition on the east side of Westwood Boulevard, mid-2300 block. We have made contact with the owner/developer of the site and can share the following details about the proposed development: The project is a 3-story + basement mixed-use building. There will be retail/coffee shop at street level, …
WSSM Annual Meeting Postponed
As you know, the COVID-19 pandemic has made any large gathering potentially unsafe. We expect that this will be the case for at least the next two months. For this reason, our 2020 Annual Meeting – which we were originally planning to hold in April – has been postponed, tentatively until October.