Metro Purple Line Continues to Make Progress Through Beverly Hills
Construction continues at the future Wilshire/Rodeo station, but design plans are not yet finalized.
City Council Approves Additional Funds for Residential CCTV
"Is there a number that would be considered to be an appropriate number of cameras for a community of our size?" Councilperson Dr. Julian Gold asked Hunt-Coffey. "What are we headed for?"
Two Beverly Hills Residents Tell Their Stories in New Books
Actress Melody Thomas Scott's "Always Young and Restless" describes her more than four decades starring in the popular daytime drama, "The Young and the Restless."
The Courier Celebrates 55 Years
Events and galas are virtual these days. Zoom calls have replaced the morning meeting. Home learning is the new norm. For these reasons – now more than ever – the Courier is proud to connect our readers to the community, to neighboring areas and to
City of Beverly Hills Cites 16 Businesses for COVID-19 Infractions
"All persons shall wear face coverings when they leave their homes or places of residence if that person has potential to come within six feet of another person not a member of their household," wrote Beverly Hills Mayor Lester Friedman in a reminder email sent
COVID-19 Cases Climbing
In another grim milestone, California surpassed New York this week as the state with the highest number of confirmed infections.
Beverly Hills City Council Formal Session Round-up
"Due to greater than expected costs of prosecuting municipal code violations in Fiscal Year 2019/2020, primarily as a result of civil cases regarding party houses, AIRBNB-type rentals, unlicensed drug rehabilitation facilities, and lobbyist prosecutions, a change purchase order is required," states the July 21 staff
Medical Advisory Task Force Answers Tough COVID-19 Questions
Before Mayor Lester Friedman read the first of four questions prepared by the Council, he introduced Task Force member Dr. Jonathan Fielding, one of the leading public health experts in the world. Fielding served for 16 years as the Director of Public Health and Health
West Hollywood City Council Considers “Pride” Alternative
"The Board of Directors decided to take this approach for several reasons," the letter reads. "These include construction in West Hollywood Park, the changing demographics of Greater Los Angeles, our commitment to being responsive to the LGBTQIA+ community's needs, and our allyship and collaboration with
Beverly Hills City Council Debates Subsidies and Closures
"The program has received positive feedback from the business community and residents alike," states the July 21 staff report, which was authored by Marketing and Economic Sustainability Manager Laura Biery and Special Events and Filming Coordinator Magdalena Davis.