GLAUDI’s Drive-Thru Fashion Show Brightens Brighton
"I feel like fashion shows are made to see in person, because you have to look at the clothes, you have to send a message through how you present your collection," Hernandez told the Courier.
BHEF Continues to Help Schools
Today, BHEF uses a variety of methods to raise and distribute as much as $700,000 a year to BHUSD schools.
Just in Case BH Community Walk Set for July 31
Zone 7 encompasses north of Wilshire, south of Santa Monica Boulevard and West of Doheny Drive. Anyone who lives or works in Zone 7 is invited to the Community Walk.
Council Votes to Approve Courier’s Legal Advertising Bid
The Council selected the Courier over the two competitors due to the Courier's superior circulation both in and around Beverly Hills, as well as estimated rates of readership and return (the number of customers who actually read the paper or return it).
Wunderlich Launches Wellness Wednesdays in Beverly Hills
The second "Wellness Wednesday" is planned for August 18, 2021 at 8 a.m. with a Pickleball Clinic at La Cienega Tennis Center located at 325 La Cienega Boulevard.
Piano Profiles: Yalda Sepahpour
"You see stuff on the news and it's just not everything. Until you go and see it, until you live there [and] you see the beauty of the country, as well."
BHUSD Board Rejects $2.8 Million Purchase Order for Security Program Management Fees To Be Paid for with Bond Funds
"We have a purchase order for bond management for security in the amount of $2,800,000," Wells said. "My issue with it is that I am not comfortable approving this when I do not have an overview of the security program
Community Tries Out Protected Roxbury Drive Bike Lane
"I don't always feel safe, and that's part of the problem: that's one of the reasons we need these protected bike lanes wherever we can," Councilmember John Mirisch told the Courier after coming off a two-mile bike loop led by Mayor Robert Wunderlich. "Motor vehicular
Freedom Rally Founder Gets Community Service for Unpermitted Gatherings
Bagheri faced three misdemeanor charges for holding assemblies without a valid permit on Nov. 28, 2020, Jan. 6 and Jan. 9, 2021. Each charge carried fines up to $3,500 or six months in jail.
Council Reviews Wildfire Assessment, Demands Action
"The report has many elements of an action plan, but I don't think it really is a fully-fledged action plan," Mayor Robert Wunderlich said at the end of the meeting.