Cafe Istanbul Assailants Sentenced for Hate Crimes
Two Los Angeles men were sentenced to federal prison terms Monday for attacking diners at Cafe Istanbul while shouting anti-Turkish slurs, hurling chairs at the victims and threatening to kill them.
Coffee With a Cop Scheduled for March 12
"No meeting agenda, speeches, or specific topics. Just a chance to get to know your local police department over a good cup of coffee," the department said in a social media post.
Deadline for City Candidates Arrives
The time for electoral speculation comes to a close on March 11 at 5 p.m., when the deadline to file to appear on the 2022 ballot for Beverly Hills City Council or City Treasurer ends.
With Looming Bond Shortfall, Board Hears from CCAC for First Time
"Just by the fact that we're having this conversation tonight, and all of a sudden, all this information is being thrown at us, it's just further showing us that we have a problem on our hands," he said.
Courier Exclusive: LACounty Sheriff Candidate Cecil Rhambo
Sheriff's deputies patrol unincorporated areas of Los Angeles and a handful of cities that contract with the department, including West Hollywood and Malibu. With 10,000 sworn officers and 8,000 sworn staff, the department is the largest sheriff's department in the country.
From the Pandemic to Ukraine: It’s OK Not to Feel OK
Tragically, our sympathetic nervous systems, responsible for our "fight or flight" responses, are once again in overdrive.
Beverly Hills Private Vaults Company to Plead Guilty to Conspiracy Charge
U.S. Private Vaults, a Nevada-based company that operated on West Olympic Boulevard, was raided by the FBI and the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration in March 2021.
Beverly Hills to Host Summer Camp Showcase March 13
The City of Beverly Hills Community Services Department will host the 2022 Summer Camp Showcase at the Farmers' Market, 9300 Civic Center Drive, on Sunday, March 13, 2022 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
“Vehicle Takeover” Renews Scrutiny of Infamous Intersection
On any given day, especially around rush hour, as many as 10 cars saddle up to the limit lines at the six-way intersection at Lomitas Avenue and Canon Drive.
City Council to Resume In-Person Meetings
For the second time since the start of the pandemic nearly two years ago, the Beverly Hills City Council will return to in-person meetings in City Hall beginning on March 15.