Three new businesses in Beverly Hills trace their origins to the sandwich shops of Florence, the bakeries of Eastern Europe and the rice fields of Japan. they opened a few blocks away from each other this year, all three with unique stories to tell. This
It may only be mid-September, but Halloween was on the City Council’s agenda this week.
I get more questions about bonds than I do about stocks. That’s because many people are initially surprised to find out that bonds move up and down in value until they mature. Why is that? Well, let’s get into it.
The latest meeting of the Beverly Hills Unified School District (BHUSD) board of education, held Sept. 12, featured a presentation on the district’s unaudited expenditures for the 2022-2023 fiscal year.
There’s a reason why 200+ legal Nevada sports books have never had a losing season booking football and winning between $75 million-$125 million annually on football wagers alone. The same winning pattern exists for the legal sports books now in 35 U.S. states.
When I started in New York I was 38. I wasn’t a professional restaurant businessman, but Drew Nieporent was a great restaurateur.
On Sept. 11, prominent civil rights attorney Benjamin Crump and his co-counsel, local attorney Bradley Gage, held a press conference outside Beverly Hills City Hall to provide an update on developments in an ongoing class action lawsuit against the city and the Beverly Hills Police
A handful of participants in yoga pants and tennis shoes pumped out pushups and crunches on a shaded patch of grass as George Spitzer arrived at Roxbury Park on Aug. 10.
A Los Angeles County Superior Court judge ruled this week that Beverly Hills has failed in its legal responsibility to meet the state’s ambitious housing goals.
The Beverly Hills City Council Liaison-Legislative Lobby Committee Meeting, held Sept. 6, provided the committee’s two Council liaisons—Mayor Dr. Julian Gold and City Councilmember John Mirisch—the opportunity to take positions on a handful of local, state and national legislation.