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On Oct. 1, the Simon Wiesenthal Center released a statement commending Newsom's veto of the bill.

"Once a voter enters the Vote Center, the Los Angeles County Registrar/Recorder staff manages the voting experience which would include the enforcement of social distancing and face covering requirements inside the Vote Center," City Clerk Huma Ahmed told the Courier.

The Beverly Hills Courier is excited to share the first in a series of videos meant to show all that Beverly Hills has to offer.

Gascon said that qualified immunity was primarily a federal issue, "however, I believe that state law can definitely provide relief."

"Twenty-five years is a long time," Ghez said of her career.

"We are trying to survive but we only have room for seven tables outside," owner Saeyoung (aka Sara) told the Courier. 

"The beloved Beverly Hills Art Show is a community favorite that has drawn crowds of 40,000 over the two-day weekend, pre-COVID-19.

During the upcoming Virtual Design Charrette, the project team will share ideas for the streetscape plan, design standards, and proposed Mobility Hub at Wilshire/North Gale.

This weekend, Beverly Hills yet again played host to multiple protests and rallies. The largely peaceful events took place on Oct. 3 and Oct. 4 and illustrated the growing passions and tensions felt nationally. On Oct. 3, the weekly pro-Trump "Freedom Rally" drew hundreds of supporters

Much of Beverly Hills has forgotten about the virus, but the virus hasn't forgotten about us."