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"Feeling optimistic, but it ain't over," Mirisch told the Courier about the continued lead.

At its June 14 meeting, the BHUSD Board of Education approved the first reading of its revised interdistrict attendance policy with a 4-0 vote, with Board member Rachelle Marcus abstaining.

The city will now limit outdoor watering to two days a week and prohibit the use of drinkable water for outdoor irrigation between 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.

As part of her Business with Bosse initiative, Mayor Lili Bosse visited the Flour Shop on June 9 inviting the community to sample their sweet treats. Flour Shop, which opened on South Santa Monica Blvd. in August of 2020, is known for their colorful desserts

Horvath was in second place as of press time, putting her on track to reach the November runoff with Hertzberg.

Investigators with the District Attorney's office executed a search warrant yesterday at the home of City Councilmember Lester Friedman as part of an investigation into an Instagram account impersonating City Council candidate Sharona Nazarian, Friedman confirmed to the Courier. "I was informed by the District Attorney's

Challengers Jake Manaster and Gabrielle Pantera-Rowe trail behind with 27% and 9% of the vote, respectively.

Planning Commission Chair Andy Licht shrugs at his Election Day party when asked for a prediction of the results.

Pride Night was presented by the City of Beverly Hills and Community Services Department with The Wallis as part of the city and Human Relations Commission Embrace and Celebrate Culture initiative.

The changes reflect an effort to improve transparency and accessibility to the district's governing process.