Planning Commission Rebukes Spring Place
In a contentious hearing on May 12, the Planning Commission issued a stern rebuke of the private club and co-working space Spring Place and crafted stringent limits on its 6,000 sq.-ft. rooftop space.
City Council Discusses New Mental Health Services
The proposed budget for the MET will fund two licensed mental health professionals and fund one of two specially trained police officers, working on two teams of two.
Courier Wins Two First Place California Journalism Awards
Total of Four Awards as of Press Time
Candidate Donations and Expenditures Examined
California election law requires the candidates to disclose contributions and expenditures exceeding the sum of $100. The Courier has reviewed the most recent campaign financial disclosures for each candidate as of press time.
Suspect Arrested in Attack on South Beverly Drive
For reasons still under investigation, a male suspect stabbed the woman with what appeared to be a screwdriver before fleeing on foot.
Beverly Hills High School Alum Graduates from the US Naval Academy
Upon graduation, midshipmen earn a Bachelor of Science degree in a choice of 25 different subject majors and go on to serve at least five years as commissioned officers in the U.S. Navy or U.S. Marine Corps.
Sixty Second Shout Out
The Beverly Hills City Council recognized andSons Chocolatiers during the "60 Second Shout Out" at the Council meeting on May 10.
Pie Bake and Piesta Set for June 12
The annual Pie Bake & Piesta is a free event featuring a pie bake contest, a kid's zone, and entertaining pie-themed activities, including a kids and adult pie-eating contest.
BHHS Students Win CIF Div. 4 Championship
Beverly Hills High School won the CIF Division 4 Boys Swimming and Diving Championship on May 7.