More than 230 artists participated in the Beverly Hills Art Show, which celebrated its 50th anniversary and showcased artists from around the world working in a variety of mediums, including painting, sculpture, jewelry, photography, printmaking and ceramics. An estimated 20,000 attendees turned out over the course
BREAKING NEWS Update as of May 26, 2023. Latest results show the “No” on Measures B and C vote increasing its margins.
Nestor Otazu, a 25-year employee of Beverly Hills, has been selected as the city’s next Deputy Director of Rent Stabilization, effective May 22.
The Rodeo Drive Concours d’Elegance returns to Rodeo Drive on Father’s Day June 18 from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. The free car show presents an opportunity for fathers, families and car enthusiasts of all ages to enjoy an up-close look at some of the world’s most
A proposal to spend more than half a million dollars to acquire and install an abstract sculpture by renowned artist Judy Chicago spurred an interesting debate amongst the Beverly Hills City Council over the value of art.
At its May 16 regular meeting, the Beverly Hills City Council approved additional consulting services funds for the police department’s technology-based public safety initiative and addressed concern over fractional ownership of residential and commercial properties, among other topics.
The Beverly Hills Courier is a finalist for four Southern California Journalism Awards. The awards, given annually by the Los Angeles Press Club, honor journalistic excellence in print, radio, podcast, TV and online formats. Entries for this year’s awards were published during the calendar year
In response to the ongoing thefts of catalytic converters, the Beverly Hills Police Department (BHPD) held an “Etch and Catch” community event, during which Beverly Hills residents marked their catalytic converters with their Vehicle Identification Number (VIN).
The election will decide two ballot measures, “B” and “C” pertaining to the Cheval Blanc Beverly Hills hotel (“the project”). “Measure B” seeks to adopt the City Council ordinance enacting zone changes and corresponding map amendments to permit the project.
A bid to block the development of a Bulgari Resort in Benedict Canyon failed in a 7-7 vote during a recent Los Angeles City Council meeting, allowing the project to continue working its way through city approvals.
