Bomb Threat Near BHPD Headquarters
"We received a call into our dispatch center around 8 p.m.," said BHPD spokesperson Acting Captain Max Subin. "We used our K9 units to sweep the area to locate any suspicious device(s)."
City Council Adopts Complete Streets Plan
"Adoption of the plan would be a commitment to the vision for transportation and further study, but any project that would significantly change the street would still need to go through a robust outreach process and come back to the City Council for approval," explained
BHUSD Schools Return to Full Time
"I am thrilled that the District and the Union were able to reach an MOU to return to full five days of instruction," Board of Education President Rachelle Marcus, told the Courier.
The Maybourne Expands Dining into Beverly Canon Gardens
The Maybourne will expand into Beverly Canon Gardens by temporarily removing some of the hedges and shrubs adjacent to the southern pedestrian walkway to allow for more outdoor dining.
In honor of Israel’s 73rd Independence Day
In honor of Israel's 73rd Independence Day, members of the City Council were joined by Consul General Dr. Hillel Newman as City Hall was illuminated in blue light.
JUST IN CASE BH Walk Set for April 17
The city recently launched JUST IN CASE BH, the neighborhood-based emergency preparedness and action program.
Holocaust Survivor Honored on 97th Birthday
On April 14, the Beverly Hills Fire Department arranged a caravan of fire vehicles to drive by the home of Renee Firestone in honor of her 97th birthday
Bouncing Back in Spring in Beverly Hills
We are innately wired to adapt to adversity. Humans are naturally resilient.
Beverly Hills Salon Owners Welcome Orange Tier
"Things are pretty good right now," Joyce Partise, owner of Joyce Marie of Beverly Hills facial spa, told the Courier.
City Settles Spagnoli Assault Allegations by Journalist
"The city recognized that they had a case with Spagnoli again that they just needed to put to rest," said attorney Michael Carrillo,