Mulholland Station Fire Captain Under Investigation
In the video, Granucci claims that there are "hundreds" of other LAFD employees who have retained an attorney–"and he is a shark."
BHUSD Mulls Additional COVID Policies
Currently, BHUSD does not mandate regular testing or vaccinations, but testing is in place for students who become symptomatic in class.
Beverly Hills Reveals City Employee Vaccination Rates
In the City of Beverly Hills, slightly over eight in 10 residents over the age of 12 have received at least one dose of the vaccine. A whopping 99% of residents 65 and over have received at least one dose.
BHUSD Addresses COVID Concerns
"Larger school districts like LAUSD will claim that that is occurring, that they're requiring and mandating COVID-19 testing," Bregy said at the meeting.
White Knight at Spago
Wearing a knight's helmet and a tuxedo, David Samuels rode horseback down Canon Drive to surprise his wife, Patti, by recreating his proposal to her 32 years ago at Griffith Park.
Continuing Surge Prompts Vaccination Requirements
"We are eager to see the written plan from the state," BHUSD Superintendent Dr. Michael Bregy said in a statement to the Courier.
Lessons To Carry into a Post-Pandemic Sex Life
The COVID pandemic brought into clear relief the potential of our own mortality and for many families, the loss of beloved parents, siblings, and friends. For many people, the experience of sudden or early loss can heighten the meaning they carry forward in the rest
Beverly Hills Reacts to Vaccine Requirements
"We require the workers, but not the customers," Vartan Kemanjian, the manager of Euro Caffe on Canon Drive, told the Courier.
Challenges as Life Resumes
Interacting with family or friends that you haven't seen in over a year can be tricky. Many relationships were strained or cut off during quarantine.
Pushback to Masks As Surge Continues
"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.