Human Relations Commissioner Rhoda J. Sharp Has Passed Away
Sharp was a 30-year resident who worked tirelessly for Beverly Hills High School, where she created the Regional Occupation Program.
BHUSD Transitions to New Bond Manager and Inspector
"It's a total success," School Board President Mary Wells told the Courier about the transition.
Climate Action Advisory Committee Hosts Movie Night and Discussion
Panelists were asked about best energy and sustainability practices, how city is taking steps to meet its climate goals, and simple everyday actions for Beverly Hills residents to lower their carbon footprint.
City Council Opposes LA County Charter Amendment
Specifically, on July 26, the Supervisors will consider calling a special election on Nov. 8 to vote on an amendment to the county charter that would allow an elected sheriff to be removed by a four-fifths vote.
Beverly Hills City Council Tackles Diverse Agenda
Much of the first meeting concerned itself with administrative duties, such as approving future meeting dates for the rest of the year.
Courier Exclusive: DA Denies Political Motivation Behind Prosecution of Friedman’s Son
The Los Angeles District Attorney's Public Integrity Division filed the charges, one felony count of identity theft and one misdemeanor count of internet/electronic impersonation, on July 13.
Nominations Open for Embrace Civility Award
Nominations are open for the 12th annual Embrace Civility Award, which recognizes community members who contribute to civility and exemplify positive human relations in all aspects of community life.
BHUSD Board Gets First Update on Grandparent Permits
The district has received a total of 116 applications for elementary, middle and high school, the majority of which were for elementary school enrollment.
Terri Kaplan to Join Planning Commission
Beginning on July 28, the Beverly Hills Planning Commission will have a new face among its five members when Terri Kaplan, a longtime resident and retired real estate asset manager for the federal government, fills the vacancy left by the expiration of former Commissioner Andy
Councilmember Friedman’s Son Charged in Criminal Case
Adam Friedman, 37, was charged July 13 with one felony count of identity theft and one misdemeanor count of internet/electronic impersonation, according to the Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office.