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Mountain lion seen on Durand Drive

Posted on 21/11/202222/11/2022 by HHAdmin

On November 9, 7:00 PM residents reported the mountain lion (P-22) snatched a small dog on a leash near Creston and Durand Drive . The incident was reported to RAP ( Recreation and Parks), Rangers and NPS ( National Park Service). City agencies...Read More

Halloween Party Sunday October 30th!

Posted on 26/10/202226/10/2022 by HHAdmin

Halloween Party at the Village on October 30th! Trick or Treating, Games, crafts and lots of prizes

Jean Clyde Mason Tribute

Posted on 14/10/202217/10/2022 by HHAdmin

REMEMBERING LONG TIME RESIDENT JEAN CLYDE Sadly, Jean Clyde Mason Quinn left Hollywoodland on August 20, 2022. She passed on her terms refusing old age accoutrements of wheel chairs, walkers, stair assists and hospital beds. She added an artistic, eclectic...Read More

Power Pole Replacements

Posted on 08/10/202208/10/2022 by HHAdmin

LADWP replaced five 55-foot power poles near the vicinity of N Beachwood Dr and Westshire Dr. The poles were located to the rear of properties and along hard to access hillsides. LADWP used a Helicopter to perform this work. For...Read More

Wall Street Journal: Below the Hollywood Sign, a Once ‘Private, Secret’ Enclave Becomes a Home-Buying Hotspot in Los Angeles

Posted on 17/05/202217/05/2022 by HHAdmin

‘The genie is out of the bottle’ in Hollywoodland, which is experiencing a serious uptick in demand despite push-back from local residents It’s 9 a.m. on an April Sunday, and Eric Smith is drinking tea, looking out over the city...Read More

Posted on 10/03/2022 by HHAdmin

United Neighbors is working hard to make the complicated topic of housing understandable to all and expose the damaging rhetoric "we need more supply" . Let's learn the facts. Let's change the narrative Let's expose what is really going on....Read More

United Neighborhoods 4 LA Newsletter January 2022

Posted on 07/11/202104/01/2022 by HHAdmin

A monthly newsletter published by United Neighborhoods for Los Angeles. UN4LA's mission is to bring communities together to plan for a sustainable future. Growth must be shaped by community engagement, not developer dollars. Contact UN4LA RESDISTRICTING: NEW MAPS AVAILABLE FOR...Read More