News & Alerts

Businesses in our neighborhood are in a critical state.  Many have trimmed staff, hours of operation and are hanging on by a thread.  While a giant infusion of cash would help the situation, I know the City Budget is in the red and family budgets have been stretched thin, so, I am asking all of you to bring something to your favorite ...

Representatives of developer RBM and land-use consultants three6ixty presented proposals for the 5-story apartment building project at 2121 Westwood (site of the former Wally's wine store) at the WSSM Board meeting on December 1.   The presentation included new renderings, sightline and shade studies. Those who did not attend or who would like to review the materials in more detail can ...

All WSSM area residents are encouraged to attend our Board Meeting on December 1.  Some important items on the agenda this month, including a presentation by Olivia Joncich, Project Manager for the proposed 5 story apartment building to b located at at 2121 Westwood Boulevard (site of the former Wally's wine store). The public portion of the meeting will begin ...

A new 5-story, 109 unit apartment building is proposed for the site of the former Wally's wine and cheese store at 2121 Westwood. The developer - RBM of California, a subsidiary of Tokyo-based Residence Building Management Company - filed for entitlements with the City of Los Angeles on October 7, 2020.  The project will include a mix of studio, one-, ...

Deadline for Comments is October 15 The deadline for submitting comments on Draft Concept for the West Los Angeles Community Plan Update is October 15, 2020.  If you haven't done so already, please submit your comments via email to City Planner Naomi Guth naomi.guth@lacity.org, with copies to Council District 5 Senior Planning Deputy Daniel Skolnick daniel.skolnick@lacity.org, CD5 Field Deputy Angel ...

As part of the West Los Angeles Community Plan update, the City Planning Department has proposed a "Mixed Use Corridor" concept for Pico Boulevard between Overland and Patricia Avenues.  According to the Planners' description, this change would: Encourage quality development and support walkability by applying the comprehensive Exposition Corridor Transit Neighborhood Plan Design Standards. Encourage a mix of commercial and ...