The trip’s working mission was a fact-finding one: to expose American leaders to the lingering devastation wrought by the brutal Oct. 7 Hamas attacks, and to brainstorm about methods to counter the rise in antisemitism here at home.
Rodeo Drive celebrated dads, racers, cruisers and car enthusiasts at the 29th annual Concours d’Elegance.
She received a $10,000 award for her outstanding service over the past year, which was presented by Janis Black Warner, on behalf of the Stanley and Joyce Black Family Foundation and Lillian Raffle, President of the Rotary Club of Beverly Hills.
Organized by the Jewish communities of Los Angeles and the Persian American Civic Action Network (PACAN), the event took place on May 31 at the Richard M. Nixon Presidential Library.
The first place winner, title of “Best Tasting Pie in Beverly Hills” and $200 Farmers’ Market money was awarded to Xander Eisen for his Chocolate Banana Cream Pie.
The awards recognized Division 1 athletes from BVMS’s volleyball, football, cross country, basketball, soccer and track and field, sportsmanship and academic teams.
On June 1, three Beverly Hills Explorers graduated from the South Bay Regional Explorer Academy, an intense 12-week-long training program that simulates the police academy for high school students.
An array of community leaders and supporters attended the event.
Former federal prosecutor Nathan Hochman finished first among the 11 challengers vying to unseat Los Angeles County District Attorney George Gascón in the March 5 primary.
For the 32nd year in a row, the June 11 Beverly Hills Firefighters’ Association’s (BHFA) Backdraft Ball was the hottest ticket in town, with firefighters, city officials and enthusiastic residents gathering at the Beverly Wilshire, a Four Seasons Hotel to honor the men and women
