On June 29, the Beverly Hills City Council approved the budget for the 2020-21 fiscal year, which began on July 1, though the council members and city staff acknowledged that the coronavirus pandemic...
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On July 1, Gov. Gavin Newsom announced new restrictions for Californians in light of the state’s rising COVID-19 infections.
On June 30 alone, there were nearly 6,000 new cases in the state, and the positivity...
On June 26, a group of about 100 protesters staged a peaceful protest in Beverly Hills, starting near Santa Monica Boulevard and Rexford Drive. According to the Beverly Hills Police Department, the protest...
This year marked the 75th anniversary of the end of the Holocaust. In January, world leaders and Holocaust survivors convened in Poland to commemorate the liberation of Auschwitz. Other ceremonies...
On June 19, the Beverly Hills Planning Commission approved a plan to create an overlay zone for mixed-use development in the city, sending a draft ordinance for the City Council to consider...
On June 18, the Beverly Hills City Council unanimously approved changes to its protections for commercial tenants related to the coronavirus pandemic, including the resumption of rent payment beginning...
On June 11, the Greater Miracle Mile Chamber of Commerce virtually hosted a pair of government officials, U.S. Rep. Ted Lieu (D-Torrance) and Los Angeles City Attorney Mike Feuer, to hear their thoughts...
On June 17, the Beverly Hills City Council approved several changes to its urgency ordinances regarding the protests that were sparked after the death of George Floyd at the hands of Minneapolis police...
On June 16, the West Hollywood City Council moved forward with placing a second initiative on the November ballot that could change the city’s rules regarding cannabis businesses.
The council...
On May 29, the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce continued its Leadership in Action Virtual Town Hall Series with a discussion of the coronavirus pandemic and its effect on Hollywood and the local economy....
With the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, almost every aspect of life has been upended, halted or delayed. The 2020 census is no exception.
The all-important data-gathering tool affects everyone...
When the coronavirus pandemic began in March, many organizations had to change their most basic functions.
In the case of the Rotary Club of Beverly Hills, its regular meetings – which feature...
On June 1, the West Hollywood City Council voted unanimously to put to the voters a ballot initiative that would make changes to the city’s licensing process for cannabis businesses.
The initiative,...
On May 28, the Beverly Hills Planning Commission considered the details of a zoning change that could affect the makeup of the city: an ordinance creating an overlay zone for mixed-use developments.
Currently,...
Since George Floyd was killed after being pinned down by Derek Chauvin of the Minneapolis Police Department on May 25, many Americans have voiced their outrage, including the members of the Beverly...
When Nate ‘n Al’s reopened on May 15 after closing in March, lovers of the deli at 414 N. Beverly Drive rejoiced, owner Shelli Azoff said.
“We’ve been completely overwhelmed by the love...
Last week, with many businesses closed or operating only for takeout, curbside pick-up and delivery, multiple members of the Beverly Hills COVID-19 Business Recovery Assistance Task Force expressed...
The Beverly Hills City Council again convened the subcommittees of its COVID-19 Business Recovery Assistance Task Force. The task force members on both subcommittees – Retail and Property, which...
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