Rent Stabilization Commission Examines Relocation Fees
At the outset of the discussion, Commission Chair Lou Milkowski described the subject as "a real meat-on-the-bone type of legislation for us to look at."
Beverly Hills Chamber Hosts Virtual “Back to Business”
"We have the One Beverly Hills project, which is a combination of the old Wanda Robinson May project and the Beverly Hilton project, which is now one combined piece of property that is going to be developed," said Friedman.
New Models Electrify the Auto Industry
Ford announced that it was creating an all-electric car some time ago.
Beverly Hills Considers Appeal to Housing Allotment
"For example, an 'unrealistically high' RHNA allocation based on market trends and lack of vacant land is not considered to be legitimate grounds for appeal," the Staff Report reads.
COVID’s Unexpected Cosmetic Surgery Bump
"We can't go out, we can't go to parties, we don't go to restaurants, we don't dress up, we're home in our pajamas and our robes," said Koplin.
Williams & Williams to Launch Their Own Firm
They are also experienced designers and developers.
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Beverly Hills Small Businesses Are Resilient
"We are trying to survive but we only have room for seven tables outside," owner Saeyoung (aka Sara) told the Courier.
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Petersen Automotive Museum Gala Raises Record Funds
"Our 26th Annual Gala Celebration was our most successful gala to date," said Petersen Automotive Museum Executive Director Terry L. Karges.
Beverly Hills Chamber of Commerce Announces Golden Palm Honorees
This year's winner is Courier Publisher John Bendheim. "John Bendheim is a staple in the community of Beverly Hills, both personally and professionally.
50 Years of Healthcare Helped by Beverly Hills
"It was poor," Fern Seizer, a Beverly Hills resident and former Executive Director of the Clinic, told the Courier. "It was really medically underserved because there were very few doctors, and those who were there didn't take Medi-Cal, which is Medicaid in California."