Beverly Hills City Council Nixes Rodeo Drive Closure
At its Nov. 16 regular meeting, the Beverly Hills City Council considered instituting weekend nighttime closures of Rodeo Drive in response to public safety concerns involving "car clubs."
Beverly Hills Residents Split Over City Bike Lane Goals
"I walk my dog in the neighborhood every day, sometimes twice, and I have become very aware that oncoming, often speeding, cars may or may not stop at the intersections with stop signs," said Beverly Hills resident Audrey Hutchings in a letter that was read
90210 is the Sixth Most Expensive Zip Code in US
In a year that saw soaring real estate prices across the nation, Beverly Hills' iconic 90210 is the most expensive zip code in Los Angeles County and the sixth most expensive in the country, according to new data released by real estate data firm Property
Open Letter Calls for Limit to PACs
"What's your commitment to a spending limit worth if you can expressly or impliedly encourage or somehow acquiesce to these contributions?" he told the Courier.
After a Dark Year, Beverly Hills Welcomes Back Holiday Lights
"We are thrilled to welcome visitors and residents back to our holiday celebration that we missed last year due to the pandemic," said Beverly Hills Mayor Robert Wunderlich in a statement.
BHUSD Interviews Candidates for Board Vacancy
At its Nov. 2 Special Meeting, the Beverly Hills Unified School District (BHUSD) Board of Education interviewed seven applicants who are in the running to fill the board vacancy left by the resignation of Tristen Walker- Shuman.
Beverly Hills Chamber Touts Success of NY Trip
"We met with two other restaurants that are really close to signing deals," Johnson told the Courier.
Frieze Agrees to Compromise on Name For 2022 Fair
The City Council previously expressed displeasure with waiving the fees for a for-profit event that uses "Los Angeles" in its branding.
City Council Wrestles with SB9
"The City Council could also consider adopting objective standards that do not physically preclude development of two 800 square foot units on lots in the city," Gohlich said.
Beverly Hills Readies for L.A. Marathon
"There's a unique opportunity now for hotels in Beverly Hills to be benefited largely as a result of that decision," Sunkin told the Rodeo Drive Committee/Special Events City Council Liaison at an October 2020 meeting. "Runners historically like to stay at the finish line."