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L.A. Councilmember Nithya Raman who currently represents District 4 and Councilmember Paul Krekorian who represents District 2 have both spoken out against the map, as they would be representing residents who did not vote for them if the plans are approved.

"The Beverly Hills Fire Department will make operational adjustments as needed to ensure the greatest level of protection for the community with vaccinated paramedics assigned to engine companies wearing full personal protective equipment when responding on medical calls," Barton said.

"I hosted the BH rally because now is a crucial time to speak up for reproductive freedom," Rabin told the Courier. "We shouldn't have to fight for Women's Rights 50 years after Roe v. Wade! I don't want young women to experience what it is

Beverly Hills Mayor Robert Wunderlich addressed an audience of about 350 people during the Mayor's State of the City Address on Oct. 7. The speech was part of "An Evening with the Mayor," hosted by the Beverly Hills Chamber of Commerce at Greystone Mansion.

While the city has been in the thick of the Housing Element process for nearly a year now, the Planning Commission's hearing marked only the second time the commission had reviewed the draft. Including the staff report, supplemental material and appendices, the total paperwork before

As of press time, the city's Director of Human Relations and a member of the City Attorney's Office were in the process of interviewing those seeking exemptions. 

The street pole banners that are currently in place throughout the Business Triangle display the "Welcome to" banner campaign with images of the lily pond or a couple in a convertible driving down Rodeo Drive, among others.

The watch still has yet to be recovered, according to Beverly Hills Police Department (BHPD) Acting Captain Max Subin. Belhassen has offered a $50,000 reward for its return.

"I'm thrilled to see 'First Thursdays' come to life next week on Thursday, October 7th," said Chair of the Next Beverly Hills Committee, Noelle Freeman.

The building came into existence in 1938 when Jules Stein, ophthalmologist and renowned talent agent, commissioned Beverly Hills Master Architect Paul Revere Williams to construct a space for his growing firm, Music Corporation of America (MCA).