Plans for fast-food chain Chick-fil-A to open its doors in Westwood have garnered mixed reactions from the UCLA community. Read more...
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Chick-fil-A will replace the Burger King located on the corner of Westwood Boulevard and Le Conte Avenue in Westwood Village. The fast-food restaurant chain is set to open its doors next March.
A judge ordered a temporary hold on UCLA's plans to sell the Hannah Carter Japanese Garden in Bel Air, Friday. Read more...
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A Los Angeles Superior Court judge halted UCLA’s sale of the Hannah Carter Japanese Garden on Friday. The garden is located in the neighborhood of Bel Air.
Sunday marked the grand opening of Westwood Village's CityTarget, a smaller version of a Target store designed to accommodate urban residents. Read more...
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A red and white balloon arch frames the entrance of the new CityTarget in Westwood, which had its grand opening on Sunday.
The possibility of being able to travel from UCLA up to the Bay Area by train in a little less than three hours is speeding toward California. Read more...
When shoppers enter the newly built CityTarget for the store's opening later this month, wallets in hand, they may find one thing missing "“ the liquor aisle. Read more...
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The CityTarget that will open on Weyburn Avenue on July 29 was denied an alcohol license by the L.A. zoning administration in April.
The patients travel in green boxes from the shelves of the Charles E. Young Research Library to the Kinross Building in Westwood. Read more...
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Kristen St. John, a collections conservator for UCLA Library Conservation Center, holds one of the many books from the UCLA Library system that she and her teamwork to repair and restore.
Ida Wolf moved into her Westwood home in 1954, when five UC campuses had yet to be founded, John Wooden was just beginning to make his mark on UCLA basketball and Westwood Village was a thriving college town. Read more...
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Ida Wolf, a former ASUCLA employee who has lived in Westwood Village for about 50 years, has stayed loyal to the town and UCLA, despite the many changes that have taken place in the Village over the years.
