A bid to block the development of a Bulgari Resort in Benedict Canyon failed in a 7-7 vote during a recent Los Angeles City Council meeting, allowing the project to continue working its way through city approvals.
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The Colleagues Spring Luncheon and Oscar de la Renta fashion show was held April 25 at the Beverly Hilton Hotel.
The Women’s Guild Cedars-Sinai held their Spring Luncheon and Fashion Show presented by Neiman Marcus and Catherine Bloom at the Beverly Wilshire Hotel. Ann Philbin, director of the Hammer Museum at UCLA presented Wallis Annenberg with the Humanitarian Award for her decades long philanthropic work
The City of Beverly Hills Community Services Department in partnership with the Human Relations Commission is hosting a new Critical Conversations speaker program celebrating Jewish American Heritage Month. “Critical Conversations: The Jewish Contribution to the American Fabric of Life” will be held on May 31
The inaugural “Office Hours with Doctor Gold,” a monthly virtual event providing Beverly Hills residents with the opportunity to engage Mayor Dr. Julian Gold on city issues, drew approximately 30 participants.
The Beverly Hills Unified School District (BHUSD) Board of Education unanimously approved the appointment of Drew Stewart as the next principal of Beverly Hills High School.
Recently, Christopher Lee, a clinical nurse in the medical-surgical unit at UCLA Health, was called into the office of the hospital’s chief nursing executive, Karen Grimley. Once there, Grimley presented Lee with a letter and asked him to open it. Its contents left the healthcare
Horvath, a member of the Beverly Hills club, began the May 8 luncheon address by thanking those in the audience who supported her journey from West Hollywood City Councilmember to the powerful Board of Supervisors. Last November, Horvath narrowly defeated former state Sen. Bob Hertzberg
As a matter of longstanding policy, our City Council considers new development proposals on their own merits, without any consideration as to the terms of a related Development Agreement. This is because no project should be approved solely on the basis of the financial benefits
The California News Publishers Association (CNPA) has recognized the Beverly Hills Courier with one first-place, two second-place and two third-place 2022 California Journalism Awards (CJA).