Beverly Hills Passes Resolution Against Anti-Semitism
"I have been harassed and pressured for weeks by my fellow students because they opposed one of my identities," Ritch wrote in a letter announcing her resignation.
Beverly Hills City Council Approves New CIP Budget
"This is the context in which we developed the CIP, recognizing this shortage of funds for the next year," said Harrison.
Fewer Businesses Cited for COVID-19 Health Violations
To date, Public Health has conducted investigations at close to 30,000 workplaces. Recent statistics are encouraging, in terms of business compliance with the Health Officer Order.
Flour Shop Opens in Beverly Hills
"We've been working on opening this location for about a year," Holly Ohanessian, director of retail told the Courier.
Public Encouraged to Take Part in “Connect Beverly Hills” Survey
Amenities such as landscaping, lighting, public art, sidewalk furniture, bus shelters and more are all part of the mix.
Beverly Hills High Student Wins Beauty Pageant
Beverly Hills High School student Alana Morgan was crowned Miss California Teen USA on Aug. 9.
Seven Declare Candidacy for Beverly Hills School Board
The Courier spoke to the seven candidates vying for one of three open seats on the BHUSD Board of Education. Here is what they had to say.
Beverly Hills Avoids Setback in Cannabis Delivery Case
"The tentative decision doesn't appear to affect the City of Beverly Hills since we do indeed have regulations in place," he told the Courier.
Beverly Hills Personal Care Professionals Protest
"How is it clean for a manicurist to sit on a piece of cardboard on pavement giving someone a pedicure or cut hair in an alleyway?" Joyce Marie, owner of facial spa Joyce Marie of Beverly Hills told the Courier.
#WalkAway Rally Draws Hundreds to Beverly Hills
"I want the freedom to accept or reject vaccination for myself and my minor children," said the handout. "The state or federal government cannot force me or my minor children to be vaccinated without my express permission."