"We have a purchase order for bond management for security in the amount of $2,800,000," Wells said. "My issue with it is that I am not comfortable approving this when I do not have an overview of the security program
Bodner pitches and plays third base for the team that won seven games in four days to take home the championship.
"Because of the more infectious Delta variant and the intermingling of unmasked individuals where vaccination status is unknown, unfortunately, we are seeing a surge in cases in L.A. County that looks somewhat similar to last summer," Public Health Director Barbara Ferrer said.
"These grants are very important in providing vital services to our community's most vulnerable members, including, but not limited to, our seniors, low-income residents, those experiencing food insecurity, and unhoused individuals," Evans told the Courier.
Of all the patients coming into the Cedars-Sinai emergency department, Dr. Torbati says "well over 95%" are unvaccinated. Most of them are also younger than in previous upticks.
"We're featuring summer colors and a collage-based background that highlights the various icons that make Beverly Hills what it is," Julie Wagner, President and CEO of the CVB, said of the summer campaign.
Many of the observers that day had been coming to Euro Caffe for years to watch games. One of the regulars, Giacomo, works nearby at Celine. He's from Italy and explained, "The Italian population is around 17 million.
Beverly Hills resident Arnie Mills celebrated his 100th birthday at a June 28 party at Nua Restaurant. Mills was the personal manager of legendary performers Vikki Carr, OC Smith and Bobby Vee. During the festivities, Arnie "stood for three hours, greeted more than 50 people
Beverly Hills Courier columnist Dr. Eva Ritvo is a psychiatrist with more than 25 years' experience practicing in Miami Beach. She is the author of "Bekindr-The Transformative Power of Kindness" and the founder of the Bekindr Global Initiative, a movement to bring more kindness in
"I think that food service will be more careful in the future," said Councilmember Lester Friedman. "I already see that there are more barriers that are placed so that there is no contact with food items that are being purchased."
