Beverly Hills City Manager George Chavez to Retire
City Manager George Chavez has announced that he will retire this December after a 35-year career serving the City of Beverly Hills.
Friedman, Nazarian, Mirisch Retain City Council Lead
"Feeling optimistic, but it ain't over," Mirisch told the Courier about the continued lead.
Beverly Hills Enacts New Water Conservation Measures
The city will now limit outdoor watering to two days a week and prohibit the use of drinkable water for outdoor irrigation between 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Councilmember Friedman’s Home Searched In Fake Instagram Account Investigation
Investigators with the District Attorney's office executed a search warrant yesterday at the home of City Councilmember Lester Friedman as part of an investigation into an Instagram account impersonating City Council candidate Sharona Nazarian, Friedman confirmed to the Courier. "I was informed by the District Attorney's
Fisher Reelected as Beverly Hills City Treasurer
Challengers Jake Manaster and Gabrielle Pantera-Rowe trail behind with 27% and 9% of the vote, respectively.
Moments from Election Night in Beverly Hills
Planning Commission Chair Andy Licht shrugs at his Election Day party when asked for a prediction of the results.
Term Limits Set For Landslide Victory in Beverly Hills
The ballot measure, known as Measure TL, will limit elected officials to three terms or 12 years in office.
Friedman and Nazarian On Track to Win Beverly Hills City Council Seats With Tight Race for Third
Councilmember Lester Friedman and Public Workers Commissioner Sharona Nazarian have established themselves as the clear front runners for the three open City Council seats in the June 7 election, with Friedman declaring victory to the Courier. As of press time, Councilmember John Mirisch maintains a
A Closer Look at City Council Campaign Finances
The race for the Beverly Hills City Council comes to an end on June 7. Voting has been under way for weeks now, and the 11 candidates have been fundraising and spending even longer for a chance at one of the three open seats. The
Council Will Review 1001 N. Roxbury Despite Challenge
The 10,000-square-foot property was built in 1942 for Mildred Naylor by Beverly Hills master architect Carleton Burgess in the Regency Revival style.