WeHo Times

3 days ago | wehotimes.com | Paulo Murillo

Surveillance video from a nearby street camera shows an arson suspect in a wheelchair lighting an unhoused woman’s personal items on fire before leaving the scene in West Hollywood. The blaze engulfed two suitcases that reportedly contained all of the woman’s belongings. The footage has been submitted to West Hollywood authorities for review. The incident occurred at approximately 8 p.m. on Monday, June 16, outside Anawalt Lumber at 641 N. Robertson Blvd.

3 days ago | wehotimes.com | Paulo Murillo

A rumor of an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) raid taking place at Pavilions supermarket in West Hollywood, sparked panic among community members in the city’s Rainbow District last Friday, June 20, 2025—“Do you know if they’re coming to the bars?” asked one owner of a local bar. Council member John Erickson alerted the West Hollywood Sheriff’s Station to find out if there was truth to the rumors.

4 days ago | wehotimes.com | Paulo Murillo

At a Regular West Hollywood City Council Meeting on Monday, June 23, 2025, the City Council unanimously agreed to move forward with a proposal to explore the implementation of public safety sirens as part of the city’s emergency alert infrastructure. Initiated by Councilmembers John M. Erickson and Lauren Meister, the item directs staff to evaluate outdoor emergency siren systems and provide recommendations to the Public Safety Commission before returning to the Council for further consideration.

4 days ago | wehotimes.com | Paulo Murillo

Hamburger Mary’s WeHo, located at 8288 Santa Monica Blvd, was presented with a certificate of world greatness by the Guinness Book of World Records, proclaiming it as the Longest-Running Drag-Themed Restaurant in the world. Drag historian Joe E Jeffries presented owners Dale Warner, Ruben Lopez and cast members of Sunday Drag Brunch with the certificate this past weekend, on Sunday, June 22, 2025.

5 days ago | wehotimes.com | Paulo Murillo

Farm Cup Coffee, located at 7748 Santa Monica Boulevard in West Hollywood, has been pulled off the market and is no longer available for sale. A post on the coffee shop’s Instagram account states that they will be staying at their current location. Owners Emerson Haro and his boyfriend Tony Yuan had been asking $100,000. “We are no longer selling Sunny,” said Yuan. “Long story short, we weren’t getting any offers that made sense for us, and we’ve been doing well at this location.