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West Hollywood Unveils New Leadership: Burbank Mayor Faces Backlash Over Playful Mayor Vice Mayor to Take Oath in Annual Video, and Cites Critics Anti-LGBTQ+ Bias Mayor Konstantine City Council Reorganization Anthony Defends City Invites Actions Amid Public to Witness Controversy Over Swearing-In Video Ceremony By Dolores Quintana
By Dolores Quintana Burbank Mayor Konstantine Anthony is facing criticism from conservatives following The City of West Hollywood extends an the circulation of a video showing him being invitation to the public for its upcoming spanked by a drag queen during an event annual city council reorganization and on the weekend of September 10. Anthony installation meeting, featuring the oath of has responded that some of his critics are office ceremony for newly appointed Mayor motivated by anti-LGBTQ+ bias and that the John M. Erickson and Vice Mayor Chelsea incident was harmless. Lee Byers. In the video, posted by the Wisenuts podcast, Set to take place on Tuesday, January Mayor Anthony is seen being spanked by 16, 2023, at 6 p.m., the event will unfold a drag artist, backed by the Village People’s at the City’s Council Chambers and “Macho Man.” Anthony described the events Public Meeting Room, situated at 625 as “shenanigans” and emphasized that it was N. San Vicente Boulevard. Following the ceremony, a reception will be hosted on the
all in good fun. He went on to reveal that a secretly recorded video was made during the event and subsequently shared with a second floor of the West Hollywood Library, prominent hate group. offering attendees an opportunity engage In a post on his Instagram account,toAnthony with city officials. The entire program, stated, “For several days, extremist right-wing from the meeting to the reception, is open organizations, including Fox News, have to the public, with limited validated parking spread misleading information to fuel fear, available at the Hollywood discrimination, andnearby hate. I West will always be a Park proudfive-story supporter structure. of the LGBTQ+ community The and dragproceedings performers.” will be live-broadcast andHestreamed as apart the regular added, “On busyofSaturday filled City with Council meeting. Interested can various independent gatherings,parties I attended tune in to Clarita ChannelValley 10 onDemocrats’ Spectrum private within the Santa West Hollywood, the City of West fundraiser for theirvisit organization. Notably, there were no website officially at endorsed candidates Hollywood’s www.weho.org/ or state and figuresWeHoTV present. wehotv, or federal access political the City’s The event was open to young adults ages 15 YouTube Channel at www.youtube.com/ and above. there meetings were no attendees wehotv. TheHowever, City Council can also below 18. on Additionally, be viewed Amazon FirenoTV,children Androidwere TV, present.” Apple TV, and Roku streaming platforms by While not specifyingwithin the particular hate searching “WeHoTV” the respective group in question, it is possible that Anthony search functions. was to the Twitter now Thereferring announcement follows account, a resolution known as X, called “Libs of TikTok,” which adopted during the West Hollywood City Council’s regular meeting on December
reposted the video and garnered over 8 million views. In response to the video, the Libs of TikTok 18, 2023. During this session, the council account claimed that children were present voted the Mayor selection of the disputed next Mayor at the on event. Anthony this and Vice Mayor, changing the title of weren’t Mayor assertion, stating that “actually, there Pro Temporeat to Mayor as a But local any children thisVice private 21+ event. of preference. course, lying is totally on brand for you.” John Erickson, the current Mayor While M. the account correctly pointed out that Pro Tempore, elected to the West individuals aged was 15 and older were permitted Hollywood Council in 2020, and to attend, theCity event’s organizer, the Santa his commitment to a forward-thinking, Clarita Valley Democrats, released a statement diverse, community hasage been clarifyingand thattolerant no individuals under the of evident 18 were inthroughout attendance. his tenure. With a background in social and economic Mayor Anthony reiterated this pointjustice, during a City Council meeting and expressed his Erickson has worked tirelessly to advance concern that the video’s circulation led to policies around LGBTQ+ rights, had women’s city officials receiving “some of theand mostcivic vile rights, environmental issues, hate speech thatThe I have ever seen.” priorities engagement. new Mayor’s Anthony encouragedrecovery, those withaffordable concerns include COVID-19 about his actions to communicate with him housing, sustainable transportation, and directly promoting via email at kanthony@burbankca. policies inclusivity. gov. He stated, “If youelected want tototalk me Chelsea Lee Byers, the toWest about what happened over the weekend, send Hollywood City Council in 2022, has a me anhistory email. Send me an email. I will talkand to rich of program partnerships community engagement. With a focus on
you about it. There is no reason to involve all of the other people who were not at a public social service delivery, climate change event, not at a government-sponsored event. It mitigation, and creating affordable housing, wasn’tiseven in the city Burbank.”pedestrian Byers committed to of enhancing In a statement released Tuesday, the and cycling experiences on while reducing Santa Clarita Valley Democrats voiced their vehicle dependency. Her work with various support for Mayor Anthony and strongly organizations and fellowships underscores her dedication to community building and denounced the sensationalized and inaccurate inclusive policies. portrayal of their event for political purposes The upcoming City transphobia, Council that promoted fear, homophobia, reorganization marks a significant moment and bigotry. The Democrats reaffirmed their for West Hollywood as the new leadership commitment to the LGBTQ+ community and prepares to guide the city through its next drag performers, refusing to engage with what chapter of growth and development. The they referred to as “fake outrage.” public is encouraged to participate and witness this transition firsthand.
LASD Investigators Seek Public’s Bomb Threat Temporarily Halts “Lil Nas Help in Identifying Additional X: Long Live Montero” Premiere at TIFF
Thomson Hall, where the documentary was set A spokesperson for the Toronto police security swept the scene and cleared it within Incidents Suspect World Premiere ofInvolving to be screened. informed CTV News Toronto that the threat 20 minutes,” noted Constable Victor Kwong. Rangely Avenue, “Our West standard Hollywood. The incident or similar incidents are encouraged who wish to remain anonymous, Crime Lung stated, security Have You SeenWas measures been conveyed to the festival’s private Toronto police also clarified that the threat suspect followed victim, entering her had Documentary to contact Detective Zeff at (310) 358-4033 Stoppers can be reached at (800) 222-8477 remained the in place during this time, security by a passerby. “Out of an abundance had a general nature and did not specifically apartment raising concerns thatwith he intended and the screening commenced a slight or via email at bgzeff@lasd.org. For those or online at www.p3tips.com. Anything? LASD to enter. A struggle ensued, and the victim of caution, the Toronto police and the private target any individual or entity. delay. To our knowledge, this was a general Screened After managed to break free, seeking refuge in a Seeks Additional threat and not directed at the film or the artist.” neighbor’s apartment. 20-Minute BACK OR UNFILES At approximately 1:55 a.m. on the same Help and Delay
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The premiere of “Lil Nas X: Long Live Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Montero” at theWest Toronto International Film Department, Hollywood Station Festival (TIFF)are faced a momentary setback on investigators appealing to the public Saturday night due to a bomb threat. for assistance in identifying any additional Judy Lung, TIFF’ssuspect Vice President of Public incidents involving Hardy Arriaza. Affairs and Communications, confirmed to On Friday, January 12th, 2024, around CTV via a writtenResidential statement 12:01 News a.m.,Toronto an Attempted that the festival alerted to an investigation Burglary andwas Attempted Residential Robbery took place in red the carpet” 9000 block of “in the vicinity of the at Roy
day, a Residential Burglary and Residential Robbery occurred in the 9000 block of Rangely Avenue. The same suspect removed a kitchen window at a nearby residence. The victim heard the suspect, screamed upon his entry, and, despite threats, successfully fled her apartment. West Hollywood Station Deputies apprehended the suspect, Hardy Arriaza, inside the victim’s residence. The investigation is ongoing, and individuals with information on this
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West Hollywood Unveils WeHo Pride 2024: A Month-Long Celebration of LGBTQ+ Joy and Activism Join Mayor John M. Erickson in Celebrating Diversity from May 22 to June 30
The City of West Hollywood has officially announced the dates for WeHo Pride 2024, promising a month-long extravaganza of events, activism, and joy. Mayor John M. Erickson invites everyone to be part of the fabulous celebrations from May 22 to June 30, featuring a diverse array of activities for the LGBTQ+ community. Highlighted Events: Harvey Milk Day Kick-Off (May 22, 2024): • L aunching with the 2nd annual José Julio Sarria Drag Pageant. • Detailed information will be available on www.wehopride.com. WeHo Pride Weekend (May 31 to June 2, 2024):
• Featuring Friday Night at OUTLOUD, WeHo Pride Street Fair, Women’s Freedom Festival, Dyke March, WeHo Pride Parade, and OUTLOUD @ WeHo Pride music festival. • Free community concert on May 31 RSVP at www.wehopride.com. OUTLOUD @ WeHo Pride (May 31 to June 2, 2024): • A star-studded music festival advocating for queer voices in music. • Lineup details will be revealed soon at www.weareoutloud.com. WeHo Pride Street Fair (June 1-2, 2024): • Celebrate LGBTQ+ pride with diverse exhibitors along Santa Monica Boulevard. • Family-friendly event with live entertainment - applications for participation will be published on www.wehopride.com. Women’s Freedom Festival (June 1, 2024): • Presented by the L-Project Los Angeles, showcasing LGBTQ and BIPOC women and non-binary talents.
• More details at www.wehopride.com. Dyke March (June 1, 2024): • A vibrant march - route and timing information available at www. wehopride.com. WeHo Pride Parade (June 2, 2024): • Rolling down Santa Monica Boulevard is a colorful celebration of LGBTQ+ representation. • I nformation on participation will be shared on www.wehopride.com. WeHo Pride Arts Festival (June 14-16, 2024): • A showcase of LGBTQ+ dance, visual art, performance, and more at various
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The Award Celebrates Decades of GLAAD’s Impactful Work On November 14, 2023, the Television Academy announced that the world’s largest lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ) media advocacy organization would be awarded the Governor’s Award at the Primetime Emmys ceremony. Frank Scherma, Chair of the Television Academy, said in a press release, “Television shapes our society and influences dialogue that increases understanding and acceptance, making GLAAD’s work so important to the LGBTQ community to legislative bodies and to the public,” said Frank Scherma, Chair of the Television Academy. “Through its education and advocacy programs, it has had a culture-changing impact.” Governors Award Selection Committee Chair Kim Taylor-Coleman stated, “GLAAD’s diligence and influence are especially critical in today’s world as we’re seeing a flood of anti-LGBTQ legislation being proposed across the country. We are honored to recognize GLAAD’s
commitment to equality for all.” GLAAD’s President and CEO, Sarah Kate Ellis, accepted the award and said, in a press release prior to the ceremony, “This tremendous honor from the Television Academy is a testament to the historic and impactful work of GLAAD’s founders, board members, and staff over the past four decades as well as the LGBTQ executives, creators and talent who are telling authentic LGBTQ stories on television. At a time when our world seems more divided, and media plays an outsized role in shaping culture, television has the unique power to tell human stories that grow empathy and acceptance. This honor is just the latest example of how the Television Academy plays a pivotal role in ensuring accurate and diverse storytelling, which educates, entertains, and enlightens.” GLAAD received the Governor’s Award at the Primetime Emmys ceremony on January 15, and a post on their social media said, “The Board of Governors of the Television Academy may, when warranted, recognize an individual, company, or organization that has made a profound, transformational, and long-lasting contribution to the arts and/or science of television by presenting them with the Governors Award. Thank you to our founders and all the LGBTQ and ally creatives, advocates, and talent who have contributed to our mission.”
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West Hollywood Launches Innovative Multifamily Property Inspections for Neighborhood Enhancement Proactive Program Ensures Compliance with Municipal Code Standards
The City of West Hollywood’s Neighborhood and Business Safety (NBS) Division Code Enforcement team is dedicated to upholding neighborhood livability by responding to community complaints and concerns. To further enhance neighborhood standards, the NBS Division is introducing a proactive and systematic inspection initiative for multifamily
properties, commencing in February 2024. The proactive pilot program, initially focusing on the Eastside and progressively moving west, aims to conduct inspections of multifamily properties every three years. The goal is to ensure compliance with the West Hollywood Municipal Code standards for maintaining rental housing properties. Multifamily properties, defined as buildings with three or more units, will be subject to thorough inspections. Code Enforcement Officers, part of the proactive multifamily inspection team, will concentrate on exterior property conditions and common areas during the inspections. This includes aspects such as landscape, parking areas, paint, fences, and common spaces like hallways, courtyards, staircases, and elevators. Additionally, officers will be vigilant for potential vacation (short-term)
rental activity. As part of the outreach process, tenants will be informed about the opportunity to voluntarily schedule inspections within the interior of their units. Interior inspections will only occur upon tenant request and will address habitability concerns such as plumbing issues, lack of heat, and malfunctioning safety alarms. Furthermore, multifamily properties with specific unit counts will be examined for compliance with the City’s Rent Stabilization Ordinance (RSO). This involves ensuring proper notices regarding emergency contacts, eviction protections, and rent limits are posted. Tenants interested in scheduling inspections during the pilot program may contact the NBS Division at (323) 450-7115 or multifamilyinspections@weho.org. The
proactive multifamily inspection team will operate Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. (excluding holidays). Community members with concerns related to noise, property maintenance, vacant properties, construction, zoning, or public right-of-way impediments are encouraged to submit a Service Request through the City’s website or Official App. Complaints and questions can also be directed to the Code Enforcement hotline at (323) 848-6516 or code@weho.org. For further information on the proactive multifamily inspection pilot program, contact Eugene Alper, Code Enforcement Supervisor, at (323) 848-6432 or ealper@weho.org. TTY users may call (323) 848-6496.
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UNITE HERE Local 110 Signs Historic Agreements with Three New Hotels Major Victory for Hotel Workers as More Hotels Sign Tentative Agreements By Dolores Quintana Hotel workers from Sheraton Universal, LINE Hotel, and 1 Hotel West Hollywood have joined Fairmont Miramar Santa Monica and 24 other hotels in signing tentative agreements with UNITE HERE Local 11. Maria Del Carmen, a room attendant at Sheraton Universal, expressed determination, saying, “We never gave up and fought hard to win what so many other hotel workers now have. I hope workers at our sister property, the LA Grand, and other hotels soon join us.” Once the contract is ratified, it will maintain the same provisions as the previous tentative agreements, including unprecedented wage increases aligned with the soaring cost of housing, affordable family healthcare, humane workloads, safe staffing, improved pension increases, and language enhancements. The language improvements include Equal Justice
provisions, facilitating access to union jobs for formerly incarcerated individuals, and providing unprecedented protections for immigrant workers. Kurt Petersen, co-president of UNITE HERE Local 11, commented on the growing support for the historic agreement but expressed disappointment with Aimbridge-
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Advocacy Groups Petition the United Nations, Citing the Human Rights Crisis in Texas UN Urged to Intervene in Texas Over Alleged LGBTQ+ Rights Violations Equality Texas, the American Civil Liberties Union of Texas, GLAAD, the Human Rights Campaign, and the University of Texas School of Law’s Human Rights
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In another abrupt restaurant closure on New Year’s Day, the scene outside the West Hollywood IHOP on Wednesday morning painted a desolate picture, with an empty parking lot echoing the absence of its usual 24-hour hustle and bustle. Within the restaurant, remnants of the holiday season lingered as a Christmas wreath adorned the wall above the vacant counter and kitchen area. However, a note posted on the entrance door delivered the unequivocal message to patrons: the holiday cheer had come to an end. The announcement succinctly stated, “Closing at 1 pm on New Year’s Day. Thank you,” as it greeted those who approached 8461 Santa Monica Blvd. To further confirm the closure, a voicemail message provided unfortunate confirmation, guiding customers to redirect their dining plans to the Hollywood location situated at 7006 Sunset Blvd. A recorded message expressed regret, addressing valued customers with an apology for any inconvenience. It confirmed the closure of the West Hollywood IHOP, delivering the unfortunate news that the shutters were down permanently, as disclosed by an employee in a conversation with the WeHo Times.
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