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The Beverly Hills Courier has served Beverly Hills and its surrounding communities for nearly six decades and is undeniably the most trusted and reliable source of local and community news. Despite the challenges of these unique times, the Courier’s dedication to providing comprehensive coverage of events shaping the city has never wavered. Infact, it has become even more comprehensive.

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Awards won by ​​The Beverly Hills Courier

Awards won by
​​The Beverly Hills Courier

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By Beverly Hills Courier / On April 26, 2024

L.A. Press Club’s 2023 65th Annual California Journalism Awards

1st Place “Feature, Business/Government, over 1,000 words, Magazines”

awarded to Courier Publisher Lisa Friedman Bloch for her piece “Nicolas Bijan: The Prince of Beverly Hills”

3rd Place “Personality Profile, Politics/ Business/Arts Personalities”

awarded to Courier Publisher Lisa Friedman Bloch for her piece “ANASTASIA: Beverly Hills’ World-Famous Eyebrow Queen”

Beverly Hills Courier
By Beverly Hills Courier / On April 26, 2024

L.A. Press Club’s 2022 64th Annual California Journalism Awards

1st Place “Personality Profile-Newspapers under 50,000 in circulation”

awarded to Courier Publisher Lisa Friedman Bloch for her piece “The Beverly Hills Idol, Lionel Richie”

1st Place “Writing”

awarded to Courier Excecutive Editor Ana Figueroa for her piece “The New Audrey Irmas Pavilion Illuminates Wilshire Boulevard Temple”

2nd Place “Enterprising Reporting”

awarded to Courier Excecutive Editor Ana Figueroa for her piece “The New Audrey Irmas Pavilion Illuminates Wilshire Boulevard Temple”

2nd Place – “News Feature-Newspapers under 50,000 in circulation”

awarded to Samuel Braslow for “Beverly Hills Salon Owner Recounts Her Actions in D.C. Riot”

2nd Place “Land-Use Reporting”

awarded to Matthew Blake for his piece “Path Cleared for $1 Billion Cheval Blanc Ultra-Luxury Hotel”

3rd Place “Health Coverage”

awarded to Eva Ritvo, M.D. for her piece “From the Pandemic to Ukraine: It’s OK Not to Feel OK”

3rd Place “Writing”

awarded to Courier Excecutive Editor Ana Figueroa for her piece “200 Trunks, 200 Visionaries:
The Exhibit’ Opens on Rodeo Drive”

Beverly Hills Courier
By Beverly Hills Courier / On April 26, 2024

Photojournalism Awards – California News Publisher Association’s 2021 California Journalism Awards

3rd Place – “News Photo”

awarded to Samuel Braslow for “Protestors Confronting Schoolchildren”

4th Place – “News Photo”

awarded to Samuel Braslow for “Protestors and the BHPD”

Beverly Hills Courier
By Beverly Hills Courier / On April 26, 2024

California News Publisher Association’s 2021 California Journalism Awards

1st Place – “Breaking News”

awarded to Samuel Braslow for “Shooting at Il Pastaio”

1st Place – “Writing”

awarded to Samuel Braslow for “Community Rallies Around Children With Rare Disease”

4th Place – “Investigative Reporting”

awarded to Samuel Braslow for “BHPD Task Force Accused of Widespread Racial Profiling”

5th Place – “Coverage of Local Government”

awarded to Samuel Braslow for “Court Strikes Down Beverly Hills Ordinance”

Beverly Hills Courier
By Beverly Hills Courier / On April 26, 2024

California News Publisher Association’s 2020 California Journalism Awards

4th Place – “Breaking News”

awarded to Samuel Braslow for “Rally Turns Violent as Extremist Groups Take Part”

4th Place  – “Protests and Racial Justice”

awarded to Samuel Braslow for “Embedded with the Beverly Hills Protestors: One Reporter’s Story”

4th Place – “Business News”

awarded to Samuel Braslow for “With No End In Sight, Restaurants Flout COVID Restrictions”

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The Beverly Hills Courier is the publication of record for Beverly Hills, California, one of the world’s most well-known destinations. For more than 58 years as “the voice of Beverly Hills” the Courier has covered local news of import to residents of the famous 90210, 90211 and 90212 zip codes and surrounding high-profile areas. Those areas include Bel-Air, Brentwood, Westwood, the Wilshire Corridor, Century City and West Hollywood.
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