On Saturday, Feb. 20, the Beverly Hills Education Association (BHEA) voted to seek injunctive relief in connection with return to in-person learning dates announced by the BHUSD.
"I'm supporting this 1000 percent," Councilmember Lili Bosse said. "When we have thriving restaurants, it helps the retail, it helps the offices.
"Philanthropic investments of this magnitude speak to the dedication of our Wallis Family members and the priority they give The Wallis as a cornerstone institution of our community and a bright hope for our future," said Wallis Executive Director and CEO Rachel Fine in a
"I am so pleased to congratulate Ryan on his new role," said City Manager George Chavez.
When a student asked why he shares his painful story, he replied, "I try to keep the memory alive so the next generation knows what happened during the Holocaust and World War II."
"When HBO moved from Santa Monica, they didn't move to Beverly Hills," Bergman said. He added that he expects major shifts in how Americans work in the wake of the pandemic, saying, "We're going to see dramatic long term employment destruction."
"I would urge the city council not to invite litigation, not to invite unnecessary expenditures and to enact an ordinance that is facially valid as opposed to one which is not facially valid," Janice Barquist said.
The Beverly Hills Unified School District (BHUSD) has thus far made great strides in preparing for a return to classrooms.
All residential streets will remain open; however, various streets will be posted with no-parking signs. For more information on the complete list of closures, please visit beverlyhills.org/goldenglobes.
"It's all interrelated in my mind. It might be confusing to people looking at my resume, but it comes back to the same place, which is giving people a voice and helping them stand in their power," Bleil says.
