The Beverly Hills City Council received an update on the city’s upcoming June 2 Municipal Election at the May 19 City Council Study Session.
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The conversation touched upon his tenure on the school board, political factions in the city and critics of his “hammer-and-nails” style.
The Beverly Hills Architectural and Design Review Commission unanimously approved an architectural review of the new three-story Tiffany & Co. store located at 360 N. Rodeo Drive at its May 20 meeting.
The 31st annual Rodeo Drive Concours d’Elegance will return to Beverly Hills on June 21, celebrating automotive culture, and paying tribute to America’s 250th anniversary. The free Father’s Day event will take place from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. on the world-famous Rodeo Drive, coinciding with the
Beverly Hills Police Department (BHPD) Chief Mark Stainbrook will retire from the department on June 26 after nearly five years with the city.
Metro riders will now be able to get from Beverly Hills to downtown Los Angeles in 22 minutes as the Metro D Line station opened at La Cienega and Wilshire boulevards on May 8.
Candidates running for three open spots on the Beverly Hills City Council participated in a forum on April 30 at City Hall, sponsored by the city's Municipal League.
In anticipation of the May 8 opening of the Metro D Line station at Wilshire and La Cienega boulevards, the Courier spoke to officials at the Beverly Hills Police Department (BHPD) about the security measures enacted in and around the station.
The 11 candidates for City Council participated in a candidate forum sponsored by the Southwest Beverly Hills Homeowners Association on May 6 at City Hall.
The United States Postal Service this week commemorated the centennial of Route 66 with the release of a set of eight stamps, each showing a site from the states through which the roadway runs.