Rodeo Drive Holiday Lighting Set for Nov. 18
"I think our goal is we want a wonderful holiday lighting evening," Bosse said. "But the goal is to have a vibrant holiday experience from that day through the holidays."
BHPD Task Force Accused of Widespread Racial Profiling
"I was contacted by the Department of Justice after they saw the allegations that were being made. And so, we're going to encourage the Department of Justice Civil Rights Division to look into this matter," Crump said.
Commissions Recommend Jean-Michel Basquiat Outdoor Gym
Basquiat sold his first painting to Debbie Harry for $200 in 1981, but his paintings have sold for as much as $110 million in recent years.
Electronic Billboard Proposal Worries Residents Near Sunset Strip
"The project EIR closely examined our digital canvas and the analysis from credentialed experts confirms neighbors in the hills of Los Angeles will not experience any light trespass or glare," Jake Stevens, the project's spokesperson, told the Courier. Stevens additionally stressed that the signage would
Beverly Hills Commissioners Serve as City’s ‘Eyes and Ears’
With so much shuffling around, city residents may wonder who these commissioners are, what they do, and how to join their ranks.
City Council Weighs in on Future of Hastain Trail
"The City of Beverly Hills supports keeping the Hastain Trail as open space for the benefit of the public and environment," the resolution reads.
Community Services Director Tries to Bring Beverly Hills Back Together
"There's a strong desire to do things socially together, and I think arts and culture are going to play a huge role in the economic recovery of Beverly Hills," Rogers said.
Council Welcomes Commissioner Gary Ross; Departing Commissioners Voice Concerns
Rubins also recommended requiring the appointment of at least one collector, gallerist, or graphics professional to the Commission.
City Council Defers to County for Vaccine Policy
"I actually think this will help our restaurants, it will help our businesses, because people will feel secure there, because people will know that it's safer for them to be there than elsewhere, and it will also be safer for their employees as well," he
Council Hears Updates On the California Gubernatorial Recall Election
"This is an important election," Mayor Robert Wunderlich said. "Multiple ways that we can vote. So, everybody, please vote."