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"May you live in interesting times." Based on your age and where you went to school, that phrase can mean several different things. But it's used here to reflect that we are on the cusp of a new age, a time when "electric car" or even

During the last 18 months our world has changed: jobs, families and the way in which we use our homes.

The economic impacts of COVID-19 are still reflected in the many empty storefronts 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.

Beverly Hills resident and former Planning Commissioner Joe Shooshani and architect Michele Saee of Saee Studio received the Innovation and Technology in the Built Environment Award at the Los Angeles Business Council (LABC) Architectural Awards on Oct. 26.

"I think if the ask is of Beverly Hills, then obviously, we should get more recognition for that," said Councilmember Lester Friedman.

The representative, whose district stretches from part of West Hollywood to Pasadena, played a pivotal role in the opposition to President Donald Trump, leading the prosecution in Trump's first impeachment trial.

The Holocaust Museum LA received $2.5 million in state funding on Oct. 21 that will support construction of the museum's new learning center pavilion.

"People were definitely eager to get back to this event," Beesen told the Courier. "It's a community favorite. It's very popular. It draws people from all over Southern California and we have artists from all over the nation. So it does attract quite a big

I was lucky enough to have a pre-opening private preview of the newest exhibit at the Petersen Automotive Museum, an incredible display of over 20 screen-used vehicles from many James Bond 007 films over the past six decades.