Beverly Hills Weekly

9 reviews

140 S Beverly Dr

Beverly Hills, CA 90212

http://www.onestopdbas.com

Since October 7th, 1999, The Beverly Hills Weekly has been the area's go-to publication for reporting on school information, birth announcements, local government issues and opinions. The Beverly Hills Weekly also features a classified section. New editions hit the streets each Thursday, with a circulation run that hits the Beverly Hills, Beverlywood and Los Angeles areas.

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2.59 reviews

Ritz F.

7/6/2023

I was referred by a court house employee. It's $80 for a publication for 4 weeks, you'll get a copy of your publication after the 4 weeks are up and receipt is the one you send to Josh. Seems like...

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Rasha M.

9/27/2021

Josh Gross is RUDE AF!!!!!!! I literally called to ask about my paperwork and he started yelling at me saying that It should've came in the mail, and it's not his fault that I don't check my Mail....

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Isabella D.

8/30/2019

I have never in my life used a company that service the public so disrespectful and rude as Josh Gross. He is the worse person I have every spoken to from a Newspaper. I need to submit a NC120...

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Roy'nesha M.

12/20/2017

This is the most horrible newspaper company ! They are the most rude and disrespectful I requested for my minor name change to be published and they replied "give us money" Josh Gross is the most...

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Katie W.

3/2/2017

I recommend the Beverly Hills Weekly highly! I work with their office on a regular basis and they are always helpful, flexible and very accommodating. The staff is friendly and the owner is very...

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