Beverly Hills Residents Voice Support for Protestors
For Liza Raffi, a Persian-Jewish graduate of Beverly Hills High School who addressed the Regular Meeting via video, the statements by police were "callous and disingenuous."
Beverly Hills City Council Supports Prop. 20
Citing unintended consequences and increasing crime statistics, Prop. 20 advocates say it is time to amend those laws.
Preparedness Takes Center Stage in Beverly Hills
The City already has a head start in the preparedness arena. In July, it launched "Just in Case, BH" to keep the community informed and well connected in the event of a natural disaster or other local emergency.
Counseling During COVID-19 in Beverly Hills
"They're very familiar with the remote platforms," Callah said. "Their classes are being taught over Zoom, and they know that this is the reality, but I think it's also a very, very far cry from what they had expected to be doing when they envisioned
Rent Assistance Program Approved
"It's not so much the assets," Councilmember Dr. Julian Gold clarified, "it's the amount of income the assets generate on a monthly basis."
How to Support Teens During a Strange and Uncertain School Year Tips for Creating a Sense of Normalcy During These Abnormal Times
While you're in planning mode, encourage your kids to pin passwords and Zoom log-in information right on their desks, where they can see it easily to avoid a mad scramble during school hours. And be sure they set up systems–binders, digital folders for various subjects,
Beverly Hills Police Seize $500,000 in Fraudulent Debit Cards
Police Chief Dominick Rivetti described additional details to the Courier about the methods used by the scammers.
On the Roof in Beverly Hills and Beyond
If smokey mezcal margaritas are on your mind, and you like the idea of cocktails that give back, Madre Oaxacan & Mezcaleria (with three locations in L.A., including West Hollywood), will be in residence at Terra every Thursday in September. The rooftop lounge at Eataly
Beverly Hills Lags in Census Response
While census data collection was originally scheduled to end on Aug. 15, Congress granted the Census Bureau an extension until Oct. 31 given the outbreak of the novel coronavirus. But the census found itself the subject of controversy yet again when the Bureau announced it
Rent Stabilization Commission Referees Landlords-Tenants
In the Sept. 9 hearing, the commission adjudicated its second tenant-landlord dispute, a contentious case involving a tenant in a luxury penthouse apartment on Roxbury Drive. In that case, the tenant, a producer, claimed that her income had been substantially impacted by the shutdown of