"I think the way that these elves are going to be, in that they're going to be glitter and the size, to me, makes it a little bit more out of the box," Bosse said. "I'm always somebody that likes tradition. But I like tradition
Greystone Theatre is one of a number of initiatives the city is taking to enhance culture and community in an uncertain time.
"I think that food service will be more careful in the future," said Councilmember Lester Friedman. "I already see that there are more barriers that are placed so that there is no contact with food items that are being purchased."
That is a 1928 Ahrens-Fox fire engine. That was built for the city of Beverly Hills back in 1928, so we've had that fire engine since it was brand new and in service for the city.
"For too many, 2020 wasn't just about a deadly virus, it was about an epidemic of hate," said Bonta, himself the state's first Filipino-American attorney general.
Jason Pomeranc, founder and owner of SIXTY Hotels, attributed the problems in the past to an "operational control issue."
"In looking at the accomplishments of the current team, I feel fortunate to work with individuals who not only value education but place student outcomes at the center of their decisions," Johnson said in a statement released by the District.
"I really love these ideas and I love the closing of the street," celebrated clothing designer, Johana Hernandez, said.
If you were anywhere near Beverly Hills on Father's Day morning, the chances are you heard about or hopefully even saw the Tour d'Elegance, a gaggle (about fifty) of the motoring world's best and brightest from the past 109 years parading by. From Urban Hirsch's
"This is a special treat to see the cars, hear the cars, and see the cars in motion," Tour d'Elegance organizer Bruce Meyer told the Courier.
