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The expansion will double Holocaust Museum LA's existing footprint in Pan Pacific Park, increase visitor capacity and educational programs to greater numbers of students and schools, and incorporate cutting-edge technology to preserve and present Holocaust survivor testimonies.  

Eighteen contestants entered pies named after their tasty ingredients, such as Cabernet Grape Pie, Strawberry Rhubarb Pie and Lazy Apricot Pie.

At its June 14 meeting, the BHUSD Board of Education approved the first reading of its revised interdistrict attendance policy with a 4-0 vote, with Board member Rachelle Marcus abstaining.

We reached out to some of the city's top chefs to gather their favorite summer family recipes and remembrances.

The Courier's Lisa Bloch sat down with Nicolas Bijan, son of the legendary designer Bijan, to talk fatherhood, new business ventures, and what life is like as the sartorial heir apparent.

Two years of life interrupted by a pandemic has created countless opportunities for self-reflection and even reinvention. Self-care tended to slip by the wayside, though, as public health rules closed and then reopened favorite facilities. 

Summer is a time for rebirth and renewal. Maybe you've been thinking of sprucing up your outdoor spaces now that you can entertain again.

The 26-bed facility, designed to provide care from infancy to adulthood, will open to patients in the late summer.

The Beverly Hills High School (BHHS) class of 2022 celebrated the end of the year with the Senior Awards and Scholarship Evening on June 1, where seniors who excelled during their years at BHHS were honored.

The Petersen Automotive Museum will honor the 90th anniversary of the 1932 Ford with a new national holiday, "Hot Rod Day," on June 11, and celebrate the special day with the Museum's new "Ford Fever: The Deuce Turns 90" exhibit in the Ross and Beth