Maynor Pleads Not Guilty to Avant Murder
Aariel Maynor, 29, of Los Angeles pleaded not guilty on Dec. 16 to murder and other counts arising from the shooting death of beloved Beverly Hills resident and philanthropist Jacqueline Avant.
BHPD Provides Holiday Safety Tips
The winter "season of giving" is the season of taking for many lawbreakers.
Visions of the Future Showcases Artist Kevin HEES
The once vacant storefront windows at 445 N. Canon Drive debuted a new art exhibit on Dec. 2 with seven paintings hanging by American contemporary artist Kevin HEES.
Rent Stabilization Commission Recommends Updating Relocation Fees
"I'm sorry to disagree with you," said Bronte to Gohlich, "but I know that living expenses for a two or three bedroom or even a four bedroom apartment [are] not even close to $1,000."
Beverly Hills High School Music Center Hits a High Note
Libow's donation paid for the latest equipment and new instruments, bringing the music center to a higher level of professionalism, school staff told the Courier.
Hostess Gifts for the Home
From Tesora to Tiffany and TASCHEN, this is where to find the perfect last-minute gifts for your host or hostess in Beverly Hills.
Council Passes Urgency Ordinance in Response to SB9
"This is effectively the removal of single-family zoning in the state," said Director of Community Development Ryan Gohlich.
Beverly Hills City Council Acknowledges Two Tragedies
"I don't really feel like a big hero. I just did what I had to do. That's all," said Wolff, who recently celebrated his 100th birthday.
Virginia Robinson Gardens Proposal Stirs Controversy
"I understand that there is a desire to give more people access to the beauty and the history of Virginia Robinson Gardens and a house which is a treasure," said Councilmember John Mirisch. "But parties, events, commercial uses – that's really going overboard."
City Council Hears Concerns from Residents about Safety in Beverly Hills
While the city already has a thorough network of CCTV cameras, Stainbrook told the Council that the department was working with the Public Works Department "to increase and ensure proper camera coverage for the city."