Packed Agenda for Beverly Hills City Council on Oct. 13
"Thomas embodies exactly what this award is about," said Human Relations Commission Chair Ori Blumenfeld.
City Council Agrees to $4.8M for Additional Security and Police
"As you know, the challenges facing the City and this department over the last year have greatly increased," said Chief Rivetti, justifying the overhires
COVID-19 Makes Halloween Too Scary for Beverly Hills
"We want to keep heading down the path of recovery from COVID-19, we don't want to take steps back," Friedman told the Courier.
Beverly Hills Mixed Use Ordinance Considered by City Council
"The number of housing units would be based on the site area of the project, and the height is based on the neighboring properties maximum height," she said.
Beverly Hills Considers Appeal to Housing Allotment
"For example, an 'unrealistically high' RHNA allocation based on market trends and lack of vacant land is not considered to be legitimate grounds for appeal," the Staff Report reads.
Clean Power Alliance Doubles COVID-19 Customer Relief Commitment
Under the CPA bill credit program, residential customers are entitled to a one-time $25 bill credit when they sign up for certain statewide programs.
Williams & Williams to Launch Their Own Firm
They are also experienced designers and developers.
L.A. County Rolls Out New Health Measures
"The County's partnership with SafePass is a valuable tool to help slow the spread of COVID-19 throughout our region," said Supervisor Kathryn Barger, Chair of the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors.
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Simon Wiesenthal Center Applauds Newsom’s Veto on Ethnic Studies Requirement
On Oct. 1, the Simon Wiesenthal Center released a statement commending Newsom's veto of the bill.