"We are the lucky ones," Gold said. "There are many, far too many, who have not been so lucky. Let's never forget them and keep those lost to COVID, and recently the despicable evil that's happening in Ukraine, in our thoughts and in our prayers."
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The training took place at Arnaz mini-park and gave neighbors the chance to put out a small fire, and learn how to properly use a fire extinguisher.
Campaign kickoff events are a long-time Beverly Hills tradition, and this year, they were back in full force.
"We have great pension benefits for both of them and non-compensation benefits," Fisher noted. He would make suggestions for how to extend the force and expand active volunteer groups that expand the departments reach.
"At this time, we do not believe these suspects are responsible for any other similar incidents in Beverly Hills," Trejo said.
While challengers spoke about the need to improve public safety, incumbents tried to contextualize crime trends and offer strident defenses of the city's response.
Ever since pickleball was introduced as a pilot program in early 2020, data collected by the Beverly Hills Parks and Recreation Commission points to a continued surge of interest in the sport.
Members of the 10-state Western Region community who support the efforts of the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum will come together in a limited capacity in-person event, featuring Northwestern University professor Peter Hayes, or attend via live stream on March 30 at 6 p.m.
The LA Marathon returned to Beverly Hills this past Sunday, March 20, with athletes running through the city for miles 16 and 17 before ending in Century City.
Last week, Beverly Vista Middle School (BVMS) participated in "Dude. Be Nice" week, a national initiative to promote kindness and practice empathy on school campuses.