The iconic Beverly Hills Women's Club is charting a new path, while staying true to its legendary origins. Founded in 1916, BHWC's stated mission has been to sponsor educational, cultural, philanthropic, and social activities that enrich the community at large and bring women together in
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Today is the first day of Peter Wakeling's new civil service job in the public works division. Boarding the train into London, he meets his colleagues, Middleton, Rusbridger, and Hart, all long-termers with helpful advice. Their boss, Mr. Williams, will soon board the train, but
UNITE HERE Local 11 has presented the city with petitions bearing the requisite number of signatures needed to bring a referendum on the project. As set forth in the Courier's Dec. 9 issue, the union actually circulated two petitions. One seeks to reverse the City
The city partnered with Utopia Worldwide, Inc., an event production and design company based in Burbank, to create the festive holiday projection show.
For a few more days, I am your City Manager, George Chavez. Almost four decades ago, when I first entered public service as a building inspector, I could never imagine that I would be retiring as City Manager. It is not a position I aimed
On the second night of Hanukkah, the community joined members of the Beverly Hills City Council for the annual menorah lighting celebration at Beverly Gardens Park. About 100 guests of all ages gathered around a giant menorah near the Lily Pond to celebrate the festival
Fast cut to Washington DC where the president is paying an official visit. Shots ring out from a rooftop, causing chaos and nearly succeeding in finding their target.
Mayor Lili Bosse poses with the proud winners of the Cookie Baking Contest held at the Beverly Hills Farmers' Market Dec. 11.
The Courier's Executive Editor Ana Figueroa (left), Publisher Lisa Friedman Bloch, City Manager George Chavez, Beverly Hills Mayor Lili Bosse and BHUSD Board Member Mary Wells enjoyed the festivities at the annual Rotary of Beverly Hills Holiday Party held at the Beverly Hills Hotel Dec.
The first agenda item was the briefest, involving the reappointment of four Commissioners. Kathy Melamed (Charitable Solicitations Commissioner), Terri Smooke (Design Review Commissioner), Helena Rosenthal (Health and Safety Commissioner) and Noelle Freeman (Human Relations Commissioner) each submitted letters of interest to be reappointed.