UTLA Chapter Resolution Draws Rebuke
"Motions brought by UTLA members at regional Area meetings are not the official expressed opinions of UTLA or its elected leaders," UTLA said.
WeHo Council Gets a Homeless Update
The city also dedicated resources toward preventing at-risk residents from falling into homelessness–a concern that grew during the pandemic.
LVMH Reopens a Parisian Landmark
"No other department store has such compelling links to the two faces of Paris, one engaged with the historic economic vitality of the recently renovated Les Halles and the other overlooking the Seine, offering the most beautiful view of the world's most beautiful city.
Public Health Prepares to Open L.A. County
"We know there are people across our community who have suffered tremendous loss. For those of you mourning the passing of a loved one, we wish you healing and peace," said Ferrer.
Courier Fact-Checks Caitlyn Jenner About Homelessness in Beverly Hills
"When you drive in Beverly Hills and you look at the park, and there's tents in the park, we have to look at that issue very seriously," the former Olympian said in an interview with Fox LA.
Suspects in May 18 Anti- semitic Attack Released On Bail
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.
Council Looks Ahead to Future of Tourism in Beverly Hills
"This past year, regardless of the challenges that businesses had, we had one of our largest engagements. Not just local, but also worldwide," she said, highlighting large growth on Instagram and Pinterest.
West Hollywood Announces Lineup for LBGTQ Arts Festival
An Oasis Theater Company, NewStages, is holding four online events in a series called "Secret Lives: stories, music and original writings by LGBTQ+ seniors."
Beverly Hills City Council Responds to Alleged Anti-Semitic Attacks
"The ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas is painful to witness," said the Beverly Hills City Council. "After a peaceful period in recent years, lives are once again being lost in senseless violence emerging from a place of hate."
Courier Wins Three Prestigious Journalism Awards
Samuel Braslow is Honored in Key Categories Braslow has been honored with three California Journalism Awards from the California News Publishers Association (CNPA). For more than 130 years, the CNPA has served as the foremost advocate for the state's publishing industry, while fostering the ideals of