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BHUSD Awarded $1,046,610 from MTA

A jury awarded the Beverly Hills Unified School District (BHUSD) the sum of $1,046,610 on July 29 in an eminent domain case with the Los Angeles Country Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA).

Tower Cancer Research Foundation Gala Raises Nearly $900,000

The Tower Cancer Research Foundation’s 20th Annual Tower of Hope Gala took place at the Beverly Hilton May 12.

Protesters Rally for Ukraine in Westwood

BREAKING: Watch Stolen at Gunpoint Near Roxbury Park in Beverly Hills

Man Charged With Killing Jacqueline Avant

BHPD Makes Arrests After Three Robberies

The BHPD has made arrests in connection with three armed robberies this week.

BritWeek Coming to Beverly Hills

“We’re all about supporting the community and hosting engaging car events, and this is definitely one we’re really excited about,” Michael Bodell, Chief Operating Officer of the Petersen Automotive Museum, told the Courier.

Public Health Studies Out of Cedars-Sinai and UCLA

“The perception that e-cigarettes are less harmful than combustible cigarette smoking may contribute to their appeal among pregnant women who have difficulty quitting smoking,” Regan said in a statement.

Beverly Hills Police Arrest “Prolific” Masked Burglar

On May 2, BHPD officers performed a traffic stop of a car driven by Prowell. In the course of the stop, police say they found the face mask in question and “other items located in the car connected him to residential burglaries” in Beverly Hills, according to a department statement. Officers also allege that the license plates of the vehicle were stolen.

School Board Discusses Decline in Enrollment in Beverly Hills

“As case rates in Los Angeles County continue to decrease, there have been continued changes to the school reopening guidelines put out by Los Angeles County Department of Public Health,” BHEA President, Alana Castanon, told the Courier.

Raucous Celebration After UCLA Win

Students from UCLA poured onto the campus following the school’s shocking victory against the University of Michigan in the NCAA March Madness tournament.

Beverly Hills Council Extends Private Security Contract

“Since May, 2020 there have been ongoing protests in [Beverly Hills],the region and throughout the country,” the contract between the City and Covered 6 reads.

LAUSD Asserts Ownership Claim Against Beverly Hills High School

“In the beginning, we just did not believe that this could possibly be L.A. Unified’s position,” Tao said. “We did not expect this kind of behavior.”

Cedars-Sinai Patient Casts His First Presidential Vote

“In every election, we work to help our patients have their voices heard and their votes be counted,” said Camille Camello, director of Volunteer Services, who organized the project.

Beverly Hills Breaks for Biden

“Based on the most recent election results, I’m thrilled to see that my campaign and plan for our school district resonated with the community and I look forward to the opportunity to serve on the BHUSD Governing Board.

Luxury Tents Provide New Home Entertainment Venues

“We decided to take a backseat as chefs and to get the food from restaurants we love in the geographical locations of our events,” said Guerrier, who was a cast member on the Food Network’s “Private Chefs of Beverly Hills,” and has clients from Drake and Ariana Grande to Selena Gomez.

Hearing Held for Alleged Nessah Synagogue Vandal

When asked by the Courier if she thought her friend was motivated by hate, Nabila Bee responded, “Not at all! He is the most loving, accepting person.” Another friend, Pittsburg-based photographer Alyssa Maurer, echoed Bee, saying, “He is openly gay and would never commit a crime that devalues the beliefs of others.”