Last week, Mayor Dr. Gold traveled to Sacramento to attend the League of California Cities annual City Leaders Summit to speak about the Beverly Hills Nurse Practitioner Program (NPP) and the plans to expand its services.
Motorists cruising on Coldwater Canyon Drive these days are confronted with an all-too dreaded site: orange cones in the middle of the street; a sudden change from multiple lanes to one; and construction crews in the 10-mile road. What they're encountering as their vehicle slows when
At a candle-lighting ceremony for Yom HaShoah, six candles were lit for the six million murdered Jews during the Holocaust; one candle was lit for the non-Jews who perished; and one was ignited for those whom Roz Rothstein, CEO of StandWithUs, described as "victims of
As Chairman and CEO of LVMH for North America, Anish Melwani oversees the businesses of the world's foremost luxury conglomerate, LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton ("LVMH"). The Paris-based group's more than 75 Maisons dominate luxury sectors ranging from fashion to wines and spirits to jewelry.
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.
