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"We are eager to see the written plan from the state," BHUSD Superintendent Dr. Michael Bregy said in a statement to the Courier.

After more than a year of cancellations and postponements at Greystone Mansion, the Beverly Hills landmark has hosted its first wedding since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. "We had been working so closely with some of the families and going through the heartbreak of planning

"I don't think we need to start from scratch, but we do need to separate the process," said Councilmember Julian Gold.

"Luanne Wells was among the longest-serving and most-dedicated members of The Wallis Board of Directors," Rachel Fine, The Wallis' Executive Director and Chief Executive Officer, said.

"We are a small but mighty commission

"This is an opportunity for us as a community to show how getting on a bicycle and using other modes of transportation is encouraged," Councilmember Lester Friedman said, while suggesting sponsorships at the western Beverly Boulevard terminus.

"We have been so eager to perform for a live audience for two years now," he told the Courier. "Without an audience, there's no feedback, there's no energy."

The state also places a series of strict limits on which type of firearms can be purchased, and who is licensed to sell them. 

The Beverly Hills Police Department supports the new effort from the Office of Traffic Safety that aims to educate all drivers that "DUI Doesn't Just Mean Booze.

"To facilitate the protection of these natural ecological, topographic, and aesthetic resources, the City has developed a method to identify ridgelines that may merit additional protection by evaluating their height, slope, topographic features, and potential for wildlife connectivity," the proposed ordinance reads.