Home Design in Style
During the last 18 months our world has changed: jobs, families and the way in which we use our homes.
Beverly Hills City Council Nixes Rodeo Drive Closure
At its Nov. 16 regular meeting, the Beverly Hills City Council considered instituting weekend nighttime closures of Rodeo Drive in response to public safety concerns involving "car clubs."
FEATURE INTERVIEW: JEANIE BUSS
The Courier's Lisa Bloch sat down with Jeanie Buss to talk about her life, her leadership, and her Lakers legacy.
Visions of the Future Finds Silver Lining in Art
The economic impacts of COVID-19 are still reflected in the many empty storefronts in Beverly Hills.
Beverly Hills Residents Split Over City Bike Lane Goals
"I walk my dog in the neighborhood every day, sometimes twice, and I have become very aware that oncoming, often speeding, cars may or may not stop at the intersections with stop signs," said Beverly Hills resident Audrey Hutchings in a letter that was read
Gabriel Halimi Appointed to BHUSD Board of Trustees
In a unanimous vote at its Nov. 9 Special Meeting, the Beverly Hills Unified School District (BHUSD) Board of Education approved Gabriel Halimi as its provisional appointee until November of 2022. Halimi will fill the vacant seat previously occupied by Tristen Walker-Shuman, former Board of
90210 is the Sixth Most Expensive Zip Code in US
In a year that saw soaring real estate prices across the nation, Beverly Hills' iconic 90210 is the most expensive zip code in Los Angeles County and the sixth most expensive in the country, according to new data released by real estate data firm Property
Iconic Avedon Prints on Display in Beverly Hills
McLeod said that the collection is currently for sale, though she would not disclose the price. Visitors must show proof of vaccination and are required to wear a mask.
LA Marathon Comes to Beverly Hills
Beverly Hills joined hands with other cities on Nov. 7 to create the 26.2-mile track for the Los Angeles Marathon.
BritWeek Coming to Beverly Hills
"We're all about supporting the community and hosting engaging car events, and this is definitely one we're really excited about," Michael Bodell, Chief Operating Officer of the Petersen Automotive Museum, told the Courier.