On April 6, Mayor Lili Bosse joined other leaders across the country in the 11th Annual Wyland National Mayor's Challenge for Water Conservation, asking residents to reduce their water consumption.
The Beverly Hills Unified School District (BHUSD) Board of Education unanimously agreed to take a more lenient stance on COVID-19 testing, despite an uptick reported at its April 5 meeting.
It was standing room only for the April 5 ceremony installing Lili Bosse as the new mayor of Beverly Hills and Julian Gold, M.D. as vice mayor.
On April 7, the Holocaust Museum LA announced that the S. Mark Taper Foundation awarded the museum $1.5 million to support its expansion, which will double its existing footprint in Pan Pacific Park.
The OpenBH Conversion Code and Fee Structure Subcommittee reviewed a preliminary draft of potential changes to permanent open-air dining code regulations at its April 6 meeting.
With the approach of Passover, the much-anticipated addition to the Wilshire Boulevard Temple takes on special significance.
"Every other week, I hope you'll meet me at one of our local businesses to celebrate all they bring to our city," she said. "It will be an opportunity to see the city's newest restaurants, talk with old friends, meet new ones, all the while
"We are the lucky ones," Gold said. "There are many, far too many, who have not been so lucky. Let's never forget them and keep those lost to COVID, and recently the despicable evil that's happening in Ukraine, in our thoughts and in our prayers."
The City of Beverly Hills Community Services Department, in partnership with the Arts & Culture Commission, will offer monthly Art Walk Guided Tours led by experienced docents from April 3 through September 11.
The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum honored Jane Jelenko of Los Angeles with its National Leadership Award for her contributions to preserving Holocaust history and for rallying against antisemitism, genocide and Holocaust denial on March 30 at The Beverly Hilton Hotel.
