Beverly Hills Eateries Participate in dineL.A. Restaurant Week
"We have always had a very good turnout for dineL.A. We really like it. We have a special menu for dineL.A. and a special menu on top of that one," said Vericella.
Beverly Hills PD Gives Advice for Pedestrian Safety Month
"Cell phone use by pedestrians does not appear to be disproportionately contributing to fatal pedestrian crashes," the report stated.
New Name for L.A. Museum of the Holocaust
"Holocaust Museum Los Angeles is a subtle, simple and powerful way of pivoting from being Los Angeles-centric to Holocaust education for the city to additionally expand to the rest of the the world," said Beth Kean, CEO, Holocaust Museum LA.
Beverly Hills 9/11 Memorial Ceremony Cancelled
City officials told the Courier that since next year is the 20th anniversary of the attacks, the ceremony is expected to be larger in scale.
Another Deadly Shooting in 90210 Postal Code
"We saw that our furniture outside our bedroom was broken and overturned," the neighbor wrote in the police report.
Rally Turns Violent as Extremist Groups Take Part
Along with the "Trump 2020" flags, rally-goers also brought a Confederate flag and a "Three Percenter" flag. The Southern Poverty Law Center classifies Three Percenters as an "anti-government" group.
Beverly Hills Salons Want Full Reopening
"This is the saftest place to be other than your own home," Cristophe told the Courier. "Doing hair outside, I feel it's really not appropriate because first of all, you're in working 105 degrees temperature right now.
Beverly Hills Seeks Public Comment on Metro EIR
The original plans included two stations in Beverly Hills on Wilshire/La Cienega and Wilshire/Rodeo.
County Making Inroads on COVID-19
"A very important part of our recovery is getting our children back to schools. Yesterday, the state released new guidance about newly permitted activities at all schools across the state to help students at high risk and high need.
City Shines a Light on Overdose Awareness
Financial resources won't insulate a family, either. At one point, Shamash was spending $11,000 per month for her son's treatment.