Beverly Hills Teen Booked in Fatal Car Crash
"Monique's death is a giant loss for her family, our community and for all of us as Angelenos," a representative for the D.A.'s office told the Courier.
U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum to Host Virtual Event
"One Survivor Remembers" relates Klein's harrowing story of survival, both before and after the war. Home Box Office and the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum co-produced the documentary film, which was awarded both an Emmy and an Academy Award.
Lady Gaga’s Friend Shot, Dogs Stolen
A high-profile dog theft took place Wednesday night when a man shot a dog walker and absconded with two French bulldogs belonging to musician Lady Gaga.
WeHo to Close Robertson on Weekends
"We know that our businesses and our visitors and our residents are responsible, and they want to do the right thing," D'Amico said at the Feb. 16 Regular Meeting.
AT&T Outage Hits Trousdale
Additionally, residents are asked to contact the Public Works Department at 310-285-2467 if they know of anyone that may need assistance who does not have access to a cell phone.
Governor Newsom Extends Eviction Moratorium
In addition to providing aid to income-qualified tenants financially impacted by the pandemic, the program incentives property owners to forgive back rent.
City Council Authorizes Additional $1 Million for Private Security in Beverly Hills
"Information suggests that some ideologically-motivated violent extremists with objections to the exercise of governmental authority and the presidential transition, as well as other perceived grievances fueled by false narratives, could continue to mobilize to incite or commit violence," the bulletin reads.
Salon Owner Indicted on Seven Counts for Capitol Riot
"The magistrate here in Los Angeles on Tuesday afternoon set bond for Bisignano, which we objected to on behalf of our colleagues in the District of Columbia," United States Attorney's Office Director of Media Relations Thom Mrozek previously told the Courier.
Milestone Reached in COVID-19 Casualties
"To continue to drive down transmission, we all must commit to taking the actions that work to slow COVID-19 spread. When more sectors re-open the risk of COVID-19 transmission increases, because people are interacting more with non-household members.
WeHo Council Considers Hazard Pay for Grocery Store Workers
"Grocery store employees, I believe, are some of the unsung heroes of this epidemic and they must be compensated for their work," said Councilmember John D'Amico.