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The sold-out gala featured a cocktail and hors d'oeuvres reception, live auction and awards presentation. Beverly Hills Police Department (BHPD) Chief Mark Stainbrook presented nine awards recognizing BHPD personnel, as well as community members.

The City of Beverly Hills and its Community Services Department will hold the 49th bi-annual, fall Beverly Hills Art Show on Saturday and Sunday, October 15 and 16, 2022, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., in the historic Beverly Gardens Park. This year's event will

Beverly Hills High School seniors Ariel Goldberg, Suhh Yeon Kim, Alexandra Bakshian, and Miles Kottler received National Merit Semifinalist standing among the class of 2023. They are still in the running for scholarship consideration and National Merit Finalist standing.

Beverly Hills Courier reader Eugenia Choi enjoyed her favorite local paper at the beautiful Sasakwa Lodge overlooking the Serengeti in Tanzania this summer.

Approximately 150 residents gathered at Tatel on North Canon Drive on Sept. 14 for the Mayor's Business with Bosse event.

Members of the public requested that homeless outreach resources, including park rangers and ambassadors, be easily accessible for the community to contact.

GRoW @ The Wallis hosted a Creative Aging Summer Arts Retreat from Aug. 29-31. The sold-out event for ages 55 and up was billed as "three days of sessions to jumpstart your creative toolbox!" Topics included writing memoirs, poetry, fiction, theater improv and scene writing,

As temperatures soar in Southern California, LA Animal Services is reminding pet owners that too much heat can be extremely dangerous or even fatal for pets. 

Named after Samuel Butler's novel of a utopian society, Erewhon was launched in 1966 as a stall in Boston dedicated to serving natural foods.

Aug. 15 marked back to school week in the Beverly Hills Unified School District (BHUSD).