‘Tiny Father’—Growing Into the Job
Like most people, I love a surprise, and nothing is more pleasing than discovering something new and engaging.
Like most people, I love a surprise, and nothing is more pleasing than discovering something new and engaging.
For his first solo show, artist Daniel Licht debuted 50 new paintings and drawings for an exhibition titled “Continuous Life,” which are on view until July 13 at Vardan Gallery at 6810 Melrose Avenue.
Detective Axel Foley has made his mark on Beverly Hills yet again.
On the evening of June 24, Mayor Lester Friedman held the first ‘Les is More’ event since coming into office in April.
It is the third win for Bloch, who previously garnered first-place awards for her profiles of Lionel Richie and Nicholas Bijan, respectively.
A pro-Palestine demonstration in the Pico-Robertson district became violent on the morning of June 23 after counter-demonstrators yielding Israeli flags met them in front of the Adas Torah synagogue.
The delegation included remarks from Micha Koubi, a former IDF Special Forces officer who has interrogated the mastermind of Hamas’ Oct. 7 attack and explained how Hamas spreads its violent ideology and is supported by its Middle Eastern allies.
The Beverly Hills Police Department is investigating a June 11 theft of handbags worth $50,000 from a business in the lobby of Waldorf Astoria Beverly Hills, BHPD Sgt. Jeffrey Newman told the Courier.
“She is very involved in the Police Department and wanted to give something to the Fire Department,” Fire Chief Greg Barton told the Courier.
During a June 18 Study Session, the Beverly Hills City Council approved recommendations for three new Cultural Heritage Commissioners and agreed to sunset the Rent Stabilization Commission.