Beverly Hills High Graduate Featured in Art Exhibit
Abrahams' painting chosen by the AP Art and Design Board is titled "Adam and Eve," inspired by the creation narrative in the Book of Genesis.
Good Deeds Ring in New Year
Community goodwill also took center stage the first weekend of 2021.
Assemblymember Richard Bloom to Run for Supervisor
"Supervisor Kuehl has been and will continue to be a champion of progress on the Board of Supervisors. Her impact has been profound and her legacy as a State Legislator and Supervisor will bring benefits long into the future," Bloom said.
WeHo Council Seeks to Name Library After Justice Ginsberg
"Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg was an icon for women, for the LGBT community, for workers, and every progressive value that West Hollywood holds," said Councilmember Sepi Shyne. "Justice Ginsburg expanded access to the American promise of liberty and equality for all. Her legacy is felt
Beverly Center Hosts Three-Day Blood Drive with Cedars-Sinai
The blood drive is taking place Friday-Sunday, Jan. 8-10 from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Donors should use the La Cienega Boulevard entrance for access and self-parking. After parking, follow the signs to Cal Mare which is located on level 1 at the 3rd Street
Windows of WeHo Project Seeks Artists
Officials hope that placing art in vacant storefronts will bring increased attention to vacant commercial properties, deter graffiti and vandalism and contribute to the preservation of the business community.
Viral Courier Story Shows Importance of Local Reporting
"This thread is so embarrassing to the human race," tweeted director Judd Appatow, sharing the thread of videos compiled by the Courier.
Delis in Beverly Hills Take a Hit
"We had hoped that we could continue our takeout and delivery service so that we could provide the community with the food that has been a part of our lives for years. However, our number one priority is to keep our customers and our staff
Rabbi Steve Leder on His New Bestseller–A Courier Conversation
"If we have one miracle to make our own, one strength to choose–let it be the strength to turn curses into blessings, to learn joy from sadness and life from death."
High-Profile Projects Before Beverly Hills Planning Commission This Year
As Gohlich notes, "[Robinsons-May] was truly a world class department store and contributed in a significant way to the city and its development at that time."