The Together For Change clinic posts a “Closed” sign after the visit, which is part of similar enforcement actions in the city.
'Pot shops provoke bitter Neighborhood Council election,' the paper says.
Saturday’s elections to the Eagle Rock Neighborhood Council will likely go down in local history as the first electoral triumph of homeowners over outsiders.
Michael Nogueira is elected president by 26-vote margin, defeating rival Nelson Grande II, according to unofficial results.
A font of information and a sharp legal mind, Robert Guevara favors greater interaction between the Eagle Rock Neighborhood Council and the City Council.
People who don’t live or work or run a business in Eagle Rock are urged to vote for the “Progress & Collaboration” slate led by presidential candidate Nelson Grande II.
Koppula is one of five candidates running for the top post in the ERNC in Saturday’s elections.
A candidates’ forum offers an interesting range of choices.
Tuesday’s vote is a formality that concludes the Council’s decision a week ago to overturn its “Gentle Ban” ordinance.
Aspirants to the ERNC continue their Q&A with Patch—ahead of a candidates forum Tuesday evening.
A Q&A with Patch—ahead of a candidates forum Tuesday evening hosted by the ERNC.
Patch is collecting questions for the two candidates during their televised Oct. 16 Town Hall Presidential Debate.
Councilmember Josè Huizar and ERNC President Michael Larsen tell the New York Times California's cannabis laws are being misused.
The veteran politician makes a passionate plea against a ban that would hurt cannabis patients such as himself.
The council action avoids placing the ordinance on the March 2013 ballot as demanded by a petition filed last month.
Ten homes were without water for at least 12 hours before DWP crews repaired the burst.
Wednesday’s South Pasadena City Council meeting agrees to "no" on the 710, "yes" on Measure J.
Here's all the information you need to get set to vote in November.
The shift is prompted by “rifts and divisions in the Eagle Rock community,” according to a joint statement by seven election candidates.
Michael Nogueira says he wants to make Eagle Rock safer and ensure the continuity of several key community events he has been involved with.
As thousands of locals watched, the Endeavour flew low over Eagle Rock on its historic journey.
Patch survey of influential party members reveals what influential California Democrats and Republicans have to say about their party convention.
A team of workers in the City Clerk’s office far from Spring Street conducted the crucial exercise.
The City Clerk announced Monday that marijuana advocates have submitted the required number of signatures to overturn the city’s “gentle ban” ordinance.
From just 14 people a week ago, there are now 35 candidates in the running for the Oct. 13 elections.
Nelson Grande II says he wants to represent every Eagle Rocker as president of the Eagle Rock Neighborhood, while helping bridge the neighborhood's contentious divide over medical marijuana.
A sneak peek of the Oct. 4 annual event—a focal point of culture and community throughout Southern California.
Thursday is the deadline to qualify as a candidate—14 residents have stepped up so far.
The City cannot randomly remove homeless persons' property from the street.
As Thursday’s deadline approaches for medical marijuana storefronts to close, Eagle Rock Patch visits some local clinics to get a sense of the mood there.
Michael Trujillo threatened in an e-mail to put a "political bullet" in the head of Huizar's rival Rudy Martinez.
The political rivals even embrace; José Huizar apologizes again for fired campaign consultant's offensive e-mail targeting Rudy Martinez.
Huizar apologies for "offensive" email sent by a member of his campaign staff, cancels news conference to criticize Martinez for possessing "unauthorized" LAPD badge.
The defense says David Del Toro of Eagle Rock was too tired and drunk to have killed a woman in 2006.
L.A. City Council's preliminary passage of the Low Impact Development ordinance could be a step toward a greener future.
Eagle Rock residents decide which median to tackle first.
The move is aimed at dealing directly with last week's court ruling invalidating large parts of the city's ordinance.
L.A. City Council instructs city departments to donate spare food—legislation could be model for nation.