The Beverly Hills Chamber of Commerce Government Affairs Meeting and City Council Candidate Forum took place on Jan. 11.
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As previously reported by the Courier, a judgment and writ of mandate were entered against the city last month in a housing element case brought by the nonprofit group Californians for Home Ownership.
The public is invited to the Beverly Hills Chamber of Commerce Government Affairs Meeting and City Council Candidate Forum on Jan. 11 from 4 p.m.-7 p.m. The event will take place in two sessions, due to the large field of 10 candidates in the race.
A search for multiple burglary suspects in the residential area of Beverly Hills north of Sunset Boulevard on the evening of Dec. 30 resulted in multiple arrests by the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) and may be related to other cases in and around the
Beverly Hills commissioners take on a big responsibility when sworn in for the post.
Beverly Hills is appealing a Los Angeles County Superior Court judgment that would restrict the city’s ability to approve new building permits until it meets the state’s ambitious housing requirements.
Landlords and employers should take note of new California laws taking effect in 2024, as a number of changes will affect business operations.
As is customary, the kickoffs attracted enthusiastic supporters to balloon-festooned homes for the chance to mingle with fellow residents, city officeholders (current and former), grab a cup of coffee and listen to the candidate.
On Dec. 20, the Beverly Hills Architectural Commission met to review signage and graphics proposals from four different retail applicants located on North Rodeo Drive.
Local businessman and security professional Russell Stuart has declared his candidacy for Beverly Hills City Council and is one of 10 candidates vying for two open seats in the March 5 Election.