When he began his first term as Mayor two months ago, Lester Friedman knew he was taking over at a singular time in the City’s history. This week, the idea of having a mere pandemic to deal with seems fairly desirable.
Beverly Hills has gone through one of the most tension-filled weeks in its history. Since May 30, protests both peaceful and violent and six (at press time) consecutive nights of curfews have shaken residents and business owners alike.