DUI Checkpoint Aug. 6
The Beverly Hills Police Department supports the new effort from the Office of Traffic Safety that aims to educate all drivers that "DUI Doesn't Just Mean Booze.
Proposed Ridgeline Ordinance Worries Local Residents
"To facilitate the protection of these natural ecological, topographic, and aesthetic resources, the City has developed a method to identify ridgelines that may merit additional protection by evaluating their height, slope, topographic features, and potential for wildlife connectivity," the proposed ordinance reads.
Beverly Hills Holocaust Survivor Immortalized Through Hologram Technology
"I was born in a town called Uzhorod, in Czechoslovakia. I had a wonderful childhood, as I said before. I had lovely parents and I never needed anything that I couldn't get, and we were sort of a little bit maybe freer than the Jewish
Beverly Hills Reacts to Vaccine Requirements
"We require the workers, but not the customers," Vartan Kemanjian, the manager of Euro Caffe on Canon Drive, told the Courier.
Sing for Hope Pianos Debut
The Sing for Hope Piano program began in New York City over 10 years ago. The program describes itself as the "country's largest annual recurring public arts project" with the goal of democratizing music.
LA Philanthropists Open Tel Aviv Day Care Center
"The Nazarian family's commitment to the advancement of Israeli society is expressed in three main ways education, art, and medicine," said Esther Barak Landes, CEO of the Ima Foundation, the Israeli arm of the Nazarian Foundation.
Challenges as Life Resumes
Interacting with family or friends that you haven't seen in over a year can be tricky. Many relationships were strained or cut off during quarantine.
Beverly Hills City Hall Tower Retrofit Underway
"No two historic building projects are the same," said Clark's Senior Vice President Marc Kersey in an email statement.
GLAUDI’s Drive-Thru Fashion Show Brightens Brighton
"I feel like fashion shows are made to see in person, because you have to look at the clothes, you have to send a message through how you present your collection," Hernandez told the Courier.
BHEF Continues to Help Schools
Today, BHEF uses a variety of methods to raise and distribute as much as $700,000 a year to BHUSD schools.