By The Aug. 25 Live with Lili event featured a special debut appearance by the Beverly Hills Police Department's (BHPD) newest member, support K9 NAMI. Escorted in by BHPD Chief Mark Stainbrook, NAMI is the city's designated mental health dog. His name is an acronym
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Four suspects arrested in connection with an armed robbery this spring have been sentenced for their crimes.
Nearly a year has passed since the launch of the City Hall retrofit project and phase one is now on the brink of completion. The Courier met with City Hall staff to get an update on the ongoing improvements to the building's construction and security.
At the Aug. 23 City Council Study Session, Beverly Hills Police Chief Mark Stainbrook gave an overview of the Beverly Hills Police Department (BHPD) technology and privacy policies. The Council then heard from Southern California Edison about recurring power outages and finished the meeting with
At the Los Angeles Fire Department, Poirier oversaw a service area of more than 100 fire stations served by 1000 firefighters and paramedics on duty each day.
At its Aug. 23 regular meeting, the Beverly Hills City Council reviewed a draft letter that it intends to send to the Los Angeles County Department of Parks and Recreation in response to the proposed changes of operation to the Virginia Robinson Gardens.
On Aug. 23, The Beverly Hills Unified School District (BHUSD) met with over 100 community members to sign the District's first-ever Community Pledge and Civility Bylaw. The meeting started outside on the Beverly Hills High School campus, where BHUSD Board of Education President Mary Wells
Two familiar – and highly respected – names at City Hall will have new titles affixed to them in the new year. Ryan Gohlich, currently the Beverly Hills Director of Community Development, has been selected as the next Assistant City Manager (ACM) for the City
Named after Samuel Butler's novel of a utopian society, Erewhon was launched in 1966 as a stall in Boston dedicated to serving natural foods.
When Dan Cooley approached the podium at 1:30 a.m. Wednesday morning, asking the Beverly Hills City Council to greenlight shooting a "Beverly Hills Cop 4" helicopter landing, he knew his audience.