Now that Joe Biden is no longer President of the United States, he’s on to his next adventure. And that includes CAA behind ...

Legends Jane Fonda and Candice Bergen recently paid a visit to Sunset Boulevard on Broadway. BroadwayWorld was there to ...

Panicked drivers stuck in traffic trying to evacuate the Palisades Fire zone ditched their cars along Sunset Boulevard to flee from the approaching flames. Palm trees lining the iconic boulevard ...

STEUBENVILLE, Ohio — Steubenville City Council has passed a final resolution to move forward with the resurfacing of Sunset Boulevard, a project in collaboration with the Ohio Department of ...

“Removing that at-grade boulevard option for that next stage (of review) feels like a real rug pull in the face of significant community support,” said Cole Hanson, president of the Hamline ...

The crash happened at the intersection of Sunset Boulevard and Santiago Street. Two other adults were also injured but are currently in stable condition in the hospital, according to SFFD.

was at his desk on Sunset Boulevard in Hollywood when the flames of the Sunset Fire took hold. “We could see the fire from our property in the Hollywood Hills, and thankfully firefighters were ...

The Broadway staging of “Sunset Boulevard” is welcoming a new offstage cover. Rashidra Scott will serve as standby for the lead role of Norma Desmond beginning on Jan. 21 at the St. James Theatre.

With a bit of luck, possibly the brightest comet of the year could be seen in Germany shortly after sunset. On Monday evening, the brightest comet of the year could briefly be visible in the ...

Sunset Blvd. has been highlighted in many “Best of the Year” lists, including the New York Times, amNY, Chicago Tribune, Deadline, EW, Los Angeles Times, The New Yorker, New York Daily News ...

Sunset Boulevard is steeped in more than 200 years of history, from its origin as a route to take cattle down to the sea to its most recent and painful episode: the wildfires that have ripped through ...

“Selling Sunset” star Jason Oppenheim accused some Los Angeles landlords of “taking advantage” of wildfire victims by significantly increasing housing costs as the devastation continues.