Jeff Wolfe Appointed to Planning Commission
Wolfe will take over for outgoing Planning Commission Vice Chair Tom Hudnut, who leaves the commission on June 30 after serving a two-year term.
The Courier Will Not Endorse In City Council Race
After careful examination and an in-depth discussion, the Beverly Hills Courier's Advisory Board voted unanimously to "not endorse" any candidates for City Council this election year.
Council Approves 14% Salary Raise for Police
"Recruitment is going to be very competitive in LA County, clearly, and we have to provide every incentive possible to have the best of the best," Bosse said.
Community Voices
If Beverly Hills wishes to mark Pride Month with more robust celebrations, then it would be better served to plan for 2023.
Council Liaisons Consider Summer Installations
At the meeting, liaisons also reviewed a proposal to co-host the CicLAvia open streets event in August with the cities of West Hollywood and Los Angeles, temporarily closing streets to vehicle traffic for a 7.5-mile route.
City Issues Cease and Desist to Markowitz Over Logo
Markowitz, the Just In Case BH Preparedness Community Coordinator, said that her campaign would discontinue the use of the logo.
Music in the Mansion Entertains Sold-Out Crowd
The City of Beverly Hills and the Community Services Department in collaboration with artistic director, Laura Schmieder, held an afternoon series of chamber music concerts to a sold-out crowd, featuring performances outside in the courtyard, and indoors in the living room and recently restored theatre
Planning Commission Rebukes Spring Place
In a contentious hearing on May 12, the Planning Commission issued a stern rebuke of the private club and co-working space Spring Place and crafted stringent limits on its 6,000 sq.-ft. rooftop space.
Courier Wins Two First Place California Journalism Awards
Total of Four Awards as of Press Time
Candidate Donations and Expenditures Examined
California election law requires the candidates to disclose contributions and expenditures exceeding the sum of $100. The Courier has reviewed the most recent campaign financial disclosures for each candidate as of press time.