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The Courier has learned that Beverly Hills Planning Commission Vice Chairman Thomas C. Hudnut will step down at the end of his term on June 30 and will not seek reappointment.

The Beverly Hills Planning Commission scrutinized the potential traffic impacts of the proposed Cheval Blanc hotel project at a Feb. 24 special meeting.

The resolution also makes Zelensky an honorary citizen of Beverly Hills. 

Maynor made occasional social media posts from prison. In January 2017, he wrote on Facebook, "This my last year. I can't wait to do big things." A year later, in March, he marked his release with another post. "Just got out of prison Saturday," he

Longtime Beverly Hills resident and Founding President of the Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts, Paul Selwyn, passed away on Feb. 16 at age 88.

Attention all candidates. The Courier would like to keep readers informed about campaign events in our ongoing "Campaign Corner" feature.

Jon Bosse describes his mother Selma Katz Bosse as a "very selfless person who never wanted attention."

The new 911 communications manager at Beverly Hills Police Department (BHPD) has been elected President of Los Angeles County Women Leaders in Law Enforcement (WLLE).

Local philanthropist Judy Briskin has made a $1.5 million donation to the Maple Counseling Center to fund the Briskin|Wilder Welcome Center, a program at the center's new location on La Cienega Boulevard.

"Due to all the big fires that have happened in California over the last couple of years, insurance companies are starting to pull out of California," Barton told the Courier. "They're not getting insurance because they can't get it. The other part is it's so