Recruitment Period Opens for Team Beverly Hills
Formed in 1996, Team Beverly Hills provides residents with a hands-on look at the operations of local government.
LACO Gala Honors James Newton Howard
For the first time in three years, the Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra (LACO) gathered for its annual fundraising gala, which this year celebrated Oscar-nominated film composer James Newton Howard ("Wyatt Earp," "The Sixth Sense," "The Dark Knight").
Music in the Mansion Returns to Greystone on May 15
The event will utilize many of the glorious rooms in historic Greystone Mansion, including the historic Courtyard, Living Room and Greystone Theatre, which has only recently been restored and opened for the first time.
Next Beverly Hills Committee Sets Budget
The committee, which was established in 2015 and open to all ages, engages younger residents through programs that address the lifestyle needs of those in their 20s, 30s and 40s.
Future of Gale Yard Discussed at Public Forum
City staff presented findings from a survey in which the majority of 148 respondents indicated interest in seeing the space occupied by a new café, market, health food store, or a police substation.
Planning Commission Approves One Beverly Hills Vesting Tract Map
In the closing minutes of its April 28 meeting, the Beverly Hills Planning Commission unanimously approved a vesting tract map for the One Beverly Hills luxury hotel and condominium project, a largely procedural move that brings the project closer to fruition.
Human Relations Commission Condemns Inappropriate Behavior at Forum
The letter was provided exclusively to the Courier in the hopes of "spreading the message for civility and positive human relations."
Two Arrested For Residential Robbery on Camden
Multiple suspects armed with weapons entered the victim's home and forced the residents to hand over their property.
Candidate Corner
On May 4, realtor Michael Libow hosted a gathering at his residence, the famous "Witch's House," for Councilmember Robert Wunderlich.
A Mother and Daughter’s Journey From Ukraine to Beverly Hills
While governments like the United States and Germany have poured billions of dollars' worth of weapons into the conflict, an ad hoc network of individual households outside the fold of state departments and NGOs have opened their doors to those in need.