Beverly Hills Relaxes Mask Ordinance
"People are getting mixed messages and I think the sooner we can give a message to our community, the better," Vice Mayor Lili Bosse said.
Two Indicted for Beverly Hills Hate Crimes
Chalikyan and Stepanyan are charged with one count of conspiracy and five hate crimes.
City Council Discusses Big Priorities for New Fiscal Year
"We tried it. People love it. It is coming back to the City Council agenda very soon," Mayor Robert Wunderlich promised.
Residents Walk for Just in Case BH
Markowitz said that the group knocked on every door and spoke to every business in Zone 9 and found everyone receptive to the program.
CHLA Opens New Center
To provide the most effective care, specialists throughout the hospital can collaborate with the Neurological Institute's experts in nearly 20 subspecialties.
Beverly Hills Troop 110 Holding Food Drive
Upward Bound House provides families in crisis with short-term emergency shelter on the Westside and in South Los Angeles.
West Hollywood Mayor Lindsey Horvath Announces Candidacy for L.A. Board of Supervisors
"I'm already working on these issues for West Hollywood, we have experience getting the job done, and we can expand upon it," Horvath told the Courier.
Outdoor Warning Siren Approved for Beverly Hills
"Last night at our City Council meeting, we agreed to move forward with designs for a new outdoor siren-warning system for the City," Mayor Robert Wunderlich, who also served on the project's Ad-Hoc Committee, told the Courier.
Anti-Maskers Target Elementary School in Beverly Hills
"COVID is a lie, I know you hate that mask," one protester, Asefeh Shirafkan, told a student. "You don't need to wear a mask."
Planning Commission Holds Second Special Meeting on One Beverly Hills Project
"We delivered with the Waldorf Astoria everything we promised and more. The financial return exceeded the city's estimates," Alagem told the Commission.