Outdoor Dining Resumes in Beverly Hills
"We are, of course, ecstatic," Barbara Lazaroff, Co-Owner and Co-Founder of SPAGO Beverly Hills told the Courier.
Beverly Hills Parents Encourage District to Reopen Schools
"I think if we continue to decrease, you might hit that number in like two to three weeks," Ferrer said. "We dropped pretty significantly just in one week. I think we were at 75 cases per 100,000 like a week ago. And I think now
Council Agrees to Put Term Limits on Ballot This November
All five council members indicated support for placing the initiative on the ballot, though some had mixed feelings about the efficacy of term limits in the first place.
Just in Case BH Looking for Volunteers
"Just in Case BH brings residents, businesses and all city services together by seamlessly assisting each other before, during, and after emergencies through disaster preparedness, organizational leadership, and communication," said Fire Chief Greg Barton. "This is truly bringing everybody together in Beverly Hills as one
Metro Announces Extended Work Hours at Ogden Yard
As part of the Federal government's Coronavirus Guidance for America, transportation infrastructure is considered an "Essential Critical Infrastructure."
Blood Donations Urgently Needed
"What ends up happening is that we have to piece together blood deliveries from different sources," Romero said.
Two Certified Wildlife Habitats Created in WeHo
"Supporting and welcoming back native plants and animals to our City is part of our larger sustainability efforts," said City of West Hollywood Councilmember John D'Amico. "And we encourage everyone with a garden of any size to certify their garden as a Community Wildlife Habitat
Current Events Stoke Anti-Semitism Fears on Holocaust Remembrance Day
"Just as Americans responded to the attack on 9/11 with a determination to defeat jihadist terrorism, we must now respond to the attack on 1/6 with a determination to defeat far-right extremism and domestic terrorism."
Human Relations Commission Reviews Hate Crimes Report
"We documented 524 hate crimes in L.A. County in 2019, only one more than the previous year," Wong said. "Hate crimes in L.A. County hit a low in 2013, and since they have been slowly rising and has increased 36 percent, which is cause for
Beverly Hills Salon Owner Ordered Back Into Federal Custody
"Later that evening, prosecutors in D.C. obtained a stay and a detention order from a judge in D.C."