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The Beverly Hills City Council voted 4-1 at its Sept. 20 regular meeting to conditionally approve the Cheval Blanc Beverly Hills hotel project. Councilmember John Mirisch cast the dissenting vote. 

The Beverly Hills City Council recognized Pompadour during the 60 Second Shout Out at its Sept. 12 meeting.

Beverly Hills Courier reader Eugenia Choi enjoyed her favorite local paper at the beautiful Sasakwa Lodge overlooking the Serengeti in Tanzania this summer.

Approximately 150 residents gathered at Tatel on North Canon Drive on Sept. 14 for the Mayor's Business with Bosse event.

Members of the public requested that homeless outreach resources, including park rangers and ambassadors, be easily accessible for the community to contact.

Beverly Hills owns and operates its own water supply, servicing the entire city and a portion of West Hollywood.

As the grandson of Holocaust survivors and Hollywood actors, Omar Sharif, Jr. believes his new role as the Chief Advancement Officer at the Holocaust Museum LA is a way to uphold his family legacy and pay tribute to his heritage.

At its Sep. 12 adjourned Study Session, the Beverly Hills City Council unanimously agreed to explore the possibility of expanding into the metaverse.

Bosse's advocacy for a health division came at the end of a four-hour Beverly Hills City Council meeting Sept. 12.

The City of Beverly Hills greenlighted a three-story Christian Dior building on North Rodeo Drive with a new wrinkle for the famous fashion brand – a rooftop restaurant intent on courting celebrities.