Thanksgiving Luncheon for Seniors
On Nov. 14 the Beverly Hills City Council and members of the Beverly Hills Fire Department attended and lent a hand at the annual Holiday Thanksgiving Luncheon for Seniors at Roxbury Park.
Jay Leno Expected to Make Full Recovery from Burn Injuries
Comedian Jay Leno should make a full recovery from the burn injuries he suffered to his hands, face and chest in a fire that erupted while he worked on a vintage car in a Burbank garage, his doctor said on Nov. 16, although his recovery
Fire in Beverly Hills Destroys Carport, Three Vehicles and Motorcycle
A fire in Beverly Hills destroyed a detached carport, three vehicles and a motorcycle, with some minor extension into the attic space of an apartment building on the evening of Nov. 12.
City Honors Rally Organizers
At the request of Beverly Hills Mayor Lili Bosse, the City Council presented a proclamation at its Nov. 15 meeting commending Nooshin and Camyar Meshkaty for organizing the Nov. 5 "Solidarity with the Heroic People of Iran" rally in Beverly Hills.
Beverly Hills Book Launch Party
On Nov. 8, bestselling author Dora Levy Mossanen was feted at a book party to celebrate the publication of her new novel, "Love and War in the Jewish Quarter."
Bosse Hosts Tour of Veuve Clicquot Solaire Culture Pop-Up
As part of her Business with Bosse initiative, Mayor Lili Bosse was joined by dozens for a special private tour of the Veuve Clicquot Solaire Culture pop-up exhibit before its doors opened to the public on Nov. 14.
Bass Wins LA Mayor’s Race
As the Courier went to press on Nov. 16, the Associated Press declared U.S. Rep. Karen Bass the winner of the Los Angeles mayor's race.
City Council Approves Homeless Pilot Program
The Beverly Hills City Council approved at its Nov. 15 meeting a $665,000 six-month pilot program to help homeless people. Approximately $421,000 of the money will go toward a no-bid contract to Nastec International, the Calabasas-based private security firm that has contracted with Beverly Hills
Study Session Considers Golden Globes, Preferential Parking Program
The Nov. 15 City Council Study Session was a look into the near future, discussing an event and a program launch both scheduled to occur in 2023. Mayor Lili Bosse and the rest of approved street closures related to the upcoming Golden Globe Awards and
Parking Town Hall Previews License Plate Recognition Tech
The city's Preferential Parking Permit (PPP) program was reintroduced to the public at City Hall on Nov. 3. About 30 people were physically or virtually present at the Town Hall meeting to hear from police sergeants and provide feedback about changes relating to the program,