The legal battle over the future of approximately 40 Ficus trees on Robertson Boulevard remains stayed, while the Court of Appeals rules on the city of Beverly Hills' request to replace the Superior Court judge presiding in the case.
At its April 18 regular meeting, the Beverly Hills City Council adopted a resolution to terminate a proclamation of a local emergency in response to COVID-19, effective April 19.
The Beverly Hills Cultural Heritage Commission on April 12 approved the final wording for plaques associated with the latest Golden Shield nominees.
Beverly Hills Police Department (BHPD) Lieutenant Reginald Evans describes himself as a private person. Yet since February, he's served as the primary communication source between the police department and the public.
The exotic and lush Virginia Robinson Gardens are a huge part of Beverly Hills' historic and cultural heritage, but for decades their operations have been controlled by the County of Los Angeles. Now, change is in the works.
After thorough consideration, the Beverly Hills Courier Advisory Board has unanimously decided to endorse both measures. We urge residents to vote "yes" on Measures "B" and "C" on their referendum ballots.
The newest graduates of Team Beverly Hills recently posed for a photo in City Hall.
The reception for the installation of new Beverly Hills Mayor Julian Gold, M.D. began before the evening's City Council agenda was completed–and that turned out to be a good thing as the wind picked up as the night went on.
An estimated 100 people gathered at La Cienega Park on March 26 for the installation of Just In Case BH's first emergency supply box.
I served as City Manager during the years the Cheval Blanc Beverly Hills hotel project moved through the city review and approval process. This included a 5-0 approval of the project by the Planning Commission, and a 4-1 approval by the City Council.
