Visionary Women Hosts Suze Orman in Virtual Salon
During the one-hour virtual webinar, Orman described the new year as "The Great Reset." She provided a roadmap for ensuring a manageable financial cushion.
Louis Vuitton Men’s Temporary Residency Arrives in Beverly Hills
When it became clear last year that fashion weeks would not go on as usual, global brands vied to outdo each other virtually. None incorporated as imaginative a means as Louis Vuitton Artistic Director Virgil Abloh.
City Council Authorizes Additional $1 Million for Private Security in Beverly Hills
"Information suggests that some ideologically-motivated violent extremists with objections to the exercise of governmental authority and the presidential transition, as well as other perceived grievances fueled by false narratives, could continue to mobilize to incite or commit violence," the bulletin reads.
Salon Owner Indicted on Seven Counts for Capitol Riot
"The magistrate here in Los Angeles on Tuesday afternoon set bond for Bisignano, which we objected to on behalf of our colleagues in the District of Columbia," United States Attorney's Office Director of Media Relations Thom Mrozek previously told the Courier.
Beverly Hills High School Earns Computer Science Diversity Award
"During an unprecedented year, BHHS female students have demonstrated perseverance and dedication in their study of AP Computer Science," said Dustin Seemann, Assistant Superintendent of Education Services.
Beverly Hills Chamber Hosts Blood Drive with Cedars-Sinai
All donors will receive complimentary testing for COVID-19 antibodies, plus a health screening that includes a blood pressure assessment, iron/hematocrit reading, temperature and pulse.
Cedars-Sinai Launches COVID-19 Recovery Program
"Los Angeles is the epicenter of the coronavirus outbreak in the U.S. right now and we expect to see many more recovered patients with persistent symptoms, which could have a huge impact on the local workforce," said Cedars-Sinai Medical Group infectious disease specialist Rachel Zabner,
Milestone Reached in COVID-19 Casualties
"To continue to drive down transmission, we all must commit to taking the actions that work to slow COVID-19 spread. When more sectors re-open the risk of COVID-19 transmission increases, because people are interacting more with non-household members.
WeHo Council Considers Hazard Pay for Grocery Store Workers
"Grocery store employees, I believe, are some of the unsung heroes of this epidemic and they must be compensated for their work," said Councilmember John D'Amico.
City Council Rules on Two Different Parcels
"I'm not going to argue the case and take your time on it, but I think, Council, you're making a big mistake here," said Attorney Benjamin Reznik, who represented the applicant. Reznik pushed back against the urgency ordinance, describing it as "illegal" because "there is