New Sites Recognized for Historical Significance
The Beverly Hills Cultural Heritage Commission nominated three sites for Golden Shield Award recognition and also finalized the plaque language for two previous honorees.
City Spreads Awareness of Proposed New Water Rates
Beverly Hills residents and businesses are likely to see their bi-monthly water bill change soon, but the city is taking special efforts to make sure these changes don't come as a surprise.
Lessons Learned From Japan
Councilmember Sharona Nazarian found herself thousands of miles away from Beverly Hills this holiday season.
Volunteers Needed for Homeless Count
Every January, volunteers disperse across Los Angeles County over the span of three nights to conduct a census of how many people are experiencing homelessness through the Greater Los Angeles Homeless Count.
Billboard Campaign Fights For Proposed Abortion Clinic in Beverly Hills
In the latest development in the Beverly Hills abortion clinic matter, two pro-life advocacy organizations have launched a billboard campaign to fight for DuPont Clinic’s right to open in the city.
Three Beverly Hills City Council Candidates Hold Kickoffs
The Courier joined hundreds of residents and non-residents alike at three separate City Council campaign kickoff events in Beverly Hills on Jan. 7.
Chamber Hosts City Council Candidate Forum
The Beverly Hills Chamber of Commerce Government Affairs Meeting and City Council Candidate Forum took place on Jan. 11.
Public Health Encourages Testing to Reduce COVID-19 Transmission
With higher COVID-19 transmission levels in Los Angeles County—along with other respiratory viruses—and many residents returning to school and work after the holidays, the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health (Public Health) is encouraging residents to test if they have COVID-19 symptoms to prevent
Nonprofit Preserves Memories of Last Generation to Hear Holocaust Stories
When Carolyn Siegel, the granddaughter of two Holocaust survivors, saw Los Angeles fall prey to a string of antisemitic incidents in 2020, she couldn’t help but think that if more people had heard the stories she grew up with, this kind of hatred wouldn’t exist.
City Attorney Issues Housing Element Statement
As previously reported by the Courier, a judgment and writ of mandate were entered against the city last month in a housing element case brought by the nonprofit group Californians for Home Ownership.