Beverly Hills Courier – Better Bike

Courier cover November 27th 2015

Developer’s Rash Tree-Felling Highlights Hazards for Riders (Editorial)

December 21, 2015 Mark Elliot Beverly Hills Courier, Beverly Hills Land Company, Lyn Konheim, Parcels 12 and 13, safety, Santa Monica Boulevard

The Beverly Hills Courier, the perennial champion of anti-Metro hyperbole, has rotated its turret toward toxic contamination on Santa Monica

Qatari scofflaw and his Ferrari

Qataris Behaving Badly? Let’s Focus on the Homegrown ‘Sheikhs’

October 5, 2015October 5, 2015 Mark Elliot Beverly Hills Courier, Beverly Hills Weekly, BHPD, collision, Lester Friedman, Qatar, reckless driving, safety, Traffic and Parking Commission

What’s more ridiculous than wasting ink on the now-departed Qatari sheikh who hot-rodded around Beverly Hills this August? The fact

Greenway organizers at City Council

Recapping the Recappers: How Local Media Covered SM Blvd

January 9, 2015January 23, 2019 Mark Elliot Beverly Hills Courier, Beverly Hills Weekly, John Mirisch, Lili Bosse, public participation, Santa Monica Boulevard Reconstruction, Westside Today, Willie Brien

“Santa Monica Blvd. in Beverly Hills Could Soon Be Bicycle Safe.” That’s a real headline, not an April Fool’s day

Courier Publisher Passes

June 27, 2014June 27, 2014 Mark Elliot Beverly Hills Courier, Marcial Hobbs

Just weeks after new Courier owner Paula Kent Meehan took control, she died at age 73. A loss for philanthropy

We Need More Public Input into the SM Blvd Process

January 2, 2014February 9, 2018 Mark Elliot Beverly Hills Courier, Beverly Hills Weekly, safety, Santa Monica Boulevard Reconstruction

We bicycle riders must be doing something right when we show up en masse at the Santa Monica Boulevard Blue-Ribbon

Beverly Hills seal

Who Holds Beverly Hills City Hall to Account?

July 29, 2012April 11, 2019 Mark Elliot Beverly Hills City Hall, Beverly Hills Courier, Beverly Hills Public Works, Beverly Hills Transportation Division, Beverly Hills Weekly

We’re simply not getting the best from our staff. Anyone who works with City Hall on a regular basis will