“It's important for illicit massage places and their customers to know that Eagle Rock will not tolerate them,” says ERNC Immediate Past President Michael Larsen.
The proposal seeks to impose a $60 business tax on every $1,000 worth of marijuana sold in Los Angeles.
An overview of some key laws Gov. Jerry Brown signed in 2012.
A measure that would significantly reduce the number of pot dispensaries in Los Angeles, while setting tighter operating restrictions, has garnered the required signatures, city clerk says.
Random drawing determines the order in which 77 candidates will appear.
She supervises the operations, elections and finances of 95 neighborhood councils across the city.
Considered lucky by some, auspicious by others, the 12/12/12 date holds different meaning for astrology believers, numerologists, and those who follow the Mayan calendar.
The former officer says he suffered "serious multiple physical injuries."
A possible in-house election of the president is among several changes to the ERNC bylaws under discussion.
The Eagle Rock Neighborhood Council backs funding for “Take Back the Boulevard” after grilling TERA President Bob Gotham.
Tuesday’s meeting of the Eagle Rock Neighborhood Council is expected to tackle some substantive issues, including better administration of funds.
While Los Angeles awaits direction from either the state legislature or state Supreme Court, city officials continue to work on ways to put controls on how marijuana businesses would be allowed to operate.
The Sunland Inc. plant that distributes products to Trader Joe's, Whole Foods, Sprouts, Target, Safeway and others is linked to salmonella contamination that made at least 41 people ill in 20 states.
The city controller "knows how to get Los Angeles back on track," Huizar says.
The former L.A. City councilman touched many hearts in his 79 years.
Allegations of electoral impropriety against former ERNC president Michael Larsen and presidential aspirant Peter Hilton do not amount to valid challenges, the Department of Neighborhood Empowerment says.
Hundreds bid a final farewell to one of L.A.'s most memorable politicians.
The board appoints a bylaws committee and supports Council member Huizar’s push to clarify the status of factual-basis stakeholders.
The outgoing ERNC board will hand over power to newly elected candidates at Eagle Rock City Hall.
Drum-beating bands compete for attention with mayoral candidates drumming up local support in the annual spectacle.
Classic fighters flew several sorties over local skies on the holiday to honor vets.
The turnout was less impressive than in 2011 but the solemn ceremony and parade were just as inspiring.
Voters overwhelming supported President Obama and ranked 10th among the 15 council districts in terms of support for Mitt Romney.
How to teach children to celebrate their candidate of choice—while respecting the choices of others.
Residents flock to voting booths, many of them in high spirits.
Becerra retains his congressional seat in a huge electoral victory over Republican rival Stephen Smith.
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An estimated 80 utility crew members are expected to fly with some 45 trucks to JFK International Airport.
Candidates Jimmy Gomez and Luis Lopez have been trading charges of misconduct for months in pursuit of your vote.
The hilarious clip takes jabs at both Obama and Romney.
Sort through the 11 state propositions in the Nov. 6 elections with the help of Patch's proposition voter guide of California ballot initiatives.
Pulitzer-winning biographer David Maraniss discusses “Barack Obama: The Story.”
People can still purchase pets directly from breeders.
To help re-elect President Obama, MoveOn.org is calling on people to get together at 12 noon on Eagle Rock Boulevard and Avenue 40.
Proponents have until Dec. 7 to collect 41,138 valid signatures to keep about 100 dispensaries open.
Councilman proposes that election authorities, assisted by the city attorney and with advice from neighborhood councils, examine, redefine and recommend who should vote in local elections.
Diginitaries and dog lovers gathered Friday for the official opening of the Crescenta Valley Dog Park.
In distant Atlanta, ER native Nick Valencia stumbles upon his hometown’s bitterly contested neighborhood council elections.
No word yet about challenges to the validity of the Oct. 13 vote, including a challenge against candidates whose names appeared on a campaign flyer promising $40 worth of free pot.
Mark Haskell Smith files complaints against contender Peter Hilton and outgoing ERNC President Michael Larsen.