Beverly Hills Salon Owners Welcome Orange Tier
"Things are pretty good right now," Joyce Partise, owner of Joyce Marie of Beverly Hills facial spa, told the Courier.
City Settles Spagnoli Assault Allegations by Journalist
"The city recognized that they had a case with Spagnoli again that they just needed to put to rest," said attorney Michael Carrillo,
Visionary Women to Spotlight Vice Mayor Bosse on April 23
The only child of Holocaust survivors, Bosse grew up on South Maple Drive and attended Beverly Vista, Beverly Hills High School and the University of Southern California.
Commission Selects Six New Golden Shield Honorees
"We need to honor that family that's there," said Commissioner Reiss.
Pianos to Sing for Hope in Beverly Hills this Summer
"We definitely want the business district in this," Vice Chair, Deborah Frank, said at the meeting. "We're forming a committee and we're going to specifically target underwriters for this entire event. That's our goal. To support it with fundraising as we did for the Visions
BHUSD Board Touts Successes, Reflects on Missteps
"The practice did not match the policy and we were just putting the house in order," Margo told the Courier.
First Public Hearing Held for One Beverly Hills Specific Plan
One Beverly Hills will offer two hours free public parking and promises to never close the park for private events at the hotel.
How Beverly Hills Worshipped in a Pandemic
"Welcome to everybody here," Rabbi Aaron began the service, smiling. "And welcome to all of you who are on your couch, making breakfast, going on a hike."
Metro D Line Update
The Metro D Line will have two stops in Beverly Hills: Wilshire/La Cienega, expected to be complete in 2024, and a Wilshire/Rodeo station in 2025.
Beverly Hills Launches Slow Streets Program
A designated Slow Street will be equipped with signage to discourage speeding and cut-through traffic, allowing residents the chance to use more of the street space for outdoor activities like walking and cycling.