After several years of development and community outreach, the Beverly Hills City Council has adopted the Complete Streets Plan which balances the needs of all the city's road users such as bicyclists, pedestrians, transit riders and motorists.
"So, we will be looking to select a new consulting firm and we'll have a committee of various stakeholders," Chism said. "We'll have board members, community members, staff, parents, students all involved in that in that decision so we can continue to move forward."
The Sing for Hope Pianos will be displayed throughout parks and public spaces in Beverly Hills.
"What we didn't know at the time was that our match was going to make or break the whole thing," Maya Goldkorn, a junior at BHHS, told the Courier.
"There is a special bond that binds Israel and Los Angeles," Newman told the crowd. "Hate-filled Hamas attack Jews indiscriminately in Israel, and hate-filled rioters attack Jews indiscriminately in Los Angeles. Two sides of the same coin. Anti-Zionism is antisemitism."
Police made their first arrest in the evening of May 21 "at a residence outside the City of Los Angeles," according to a statement, taking Pabon into custody with help from Los Angeles and Inland Empire teams from the United States Marshal Service taskforce.
A luxury hotel and condominium development that would reshape the City's western Wilshire Boulevard and Santa Monica gateways.
"These young men were remarkably brave as the rough waves of the sea hit, and so did the waves of anxiety and uncertainty as to what awaited them on the shore," said Duhaut-Bedos.
In April, Berkett allegedly messaged the group that he would like the killing "to look like an accident, but robbery gone wrong may work better.
"There has been a lot of Jewish hate in the past few weeks," rally-goer Jose Danon, 40, told the Courier. "I'm Israeli, so I think it's important that I'm here to support my country."
