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"What ends up happening is that we have to piece together blood deliveries from different sources," Romero said.

"Supporting and welcoming back native plants and animals to our City is part of our larger sustainability efforts," said City of West Hollywood Councilmember John D'Amico. "And we encourage everyone with a garden of any size to certify their garden as a Community Wildlife Habitat

"Just as Americans responded to the attack on 9/11 with a determination to defeat jihadist terrorism, we must now respond to the attack on 1/6 with a determination to defeat far-right extremism and domestic terrorism."

"Later that evening, prosecutors in D.C. obtained a stay and a detention order from a judge in D.C."

"It's not about political consultants and political action committees," Economy said. "It's just about people organizing who are passionately against a candidate."

"As Inauguration Day approaches and with the potential of increased protest activity across the country, the city is working to ensure your safety.

"I was caught up, I was scared, I was excited," Bisignano told the Courier.

"We're at a time and place where, as you can imagine, the news report is not great news, but I don't think it is necessarily unexpected news," Director of Finance Jeff Muir primed the Council at the Study Session.

"Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg was an icon for women, for the LGBT community, for workers, and every progressive value that West Hollywood holds," said Councilmember Sepi Shyne. "Justice Ginsburg expanded access to the American promise of liberty and equality for all. Her legacy is felt

Officials hope that placing art in vacant storefronts will bring increased attention to vacant commercial properties, deter graffiti and vandalism and contribute to the preservation of the business community.