Bruin Shelter is raising $20,000 to continue operating, in a campaign called “Race for 20K.”
The shelter, which opened in October, houses homeless college students in the West Los Angeles area.

Students walking down Broxton Avenue can stop to see colorful gelato ice pops covered with chocolate and nuts through the window of a food truck. The truck bears the slogan, “From Italy with Love.”
Stickhouse, an Italian company serving creamy gelato and fruity sorbets on popsicle sticks, drives through Westwood Village three days a week.

Volunteers and residents of a new shelter for homeless students spent their first night getting to know each other, having dinner and watching TV.
Bruin Shelter, one of the country’s first student-run homeless shelters for students, officially opened its doors last week.

Westwood Village’s farmers market plans to use more space on Broxton Avenue and increase its number of vendors.
The Westwood Village Improvement Association met with the Los Angeles fire marshal Oct.