Beverly Hills, California (Google Maps ⧉, OpenStreetMap ⧉)

"Eddie Sakamura is part owner of a Polynesian restaurant in Beverly Hills called Bora Bora. He hangs out there."

"Driving again. This time to an address in Beverly Hills. By now it was after one in the morning, and I was tired."

"I turned right, heading toward Beverly Hills."

"BEVERLY HILLSTUESDAY, AUGUST 246:04 A.M."

"The next item was a spreadsheet from a Beverly Hills BMW dealer who claimed that the “What Would Jesus Drive?” campaign had hurt his business because it denigrated luxury cars."

"she drove quickly, almost recklessly, shooting down Benedict Canyon, heading into Beverly Hills."

"BEVERLY HILLSTUESDAY, AUGUST 245:04 P.M."

"BEVERLY HILLSMONDAY, SEPTEMBER 138:07 A.M."

"At that moment, a Beverly Hills cruiser drove by."

"“Where?” “At NERF. In Beverly Hills.”"

"He turned right, and then left again, heading north through Beverly Hills."

"“George hated the Beverly Hills police.”"

"BEVERLY HILLSTUESDAY, OCTOBER 54:45 P.M."

"BEVERLY HILLSSATURDAY, OCTOBER 91:13 P.M. As Evans climbed the steps to his apartment, he could hear the television blaring."

"STATEOFFEAR @page { margin-bottom: 5.000000pt; margin-top: 5.000000pt; } BEVERLY HILLSSATURDAY, OCTOBER 911:12 A.M."

"Mr. Evans, this is Ron Perry at the Beverly Hills police department. You’ve missed your four o’clock appointment to dictate a statement. I don’t want to issue a warrant for your arrest. Call me. You have the number."

"I dialed the Beverly Hills police and asked for Detective Perry."

"BEVERLY HILLSWEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 131:02 A.M."

"…with that girl at the coffee shop, that morning in Beverly Hills."

"We worked together, with a team of men, taking on the large jobs in Beverly Hills and Brentwood. We even took care of a couple of places downtown, off of Sixth."

"After Beverly Hills there was no fog. The palms along the road stood out green in the bluish darkness, and the white line in the pavement leaped ahead of us like a burning fuse."

"“I go to the Wilshire or the Beverly Hills,” I say."

"the summer Carter stopped living in the house in Beverly Hills"

"On the morning a sink backed up in the house in Beverly Hills she looked in the classified for another place to sleep."

"Always he mentioned a plan to use the house in Beverly Hills for “purposes which would in no way concern” her."

"But by dawn she was always back in the house in Beverly Hills, uneasy in the queer early light, plagued by her own and his own and Kate’s own manifold histories, certain that BZ and Larry Kulik and all their kind recognized her in a way that Les Goodwin might not want to, recognized her, knew her, had her number, understood as she did that the still center of the daylight world was never a house by the sea but the corner of Sunset and La Brea."

"…in the instant’s confusion of running into Carter on the street in Beverly Hills the idea simultaneously materialized and assumed a real plausibility."

"The house in Beverly Hills overflowed with sugar, corn-muffin mix, frozen roasts and Spanish onions."

"carry a Yorkshire in Beverly Hills."

"You’ve got a $1500-a-month house sitting empty in Beverly Hills, and you’re living in a furnished apartment on Fountain Avenue."

"The keys were in his Ferrari and she took it, hesitating when she came out to the main canyon road, turning then not toward Beverly Hills but toward the Valley, and the freeway."

"Trudi claims Miss Destiny is living in Beverly Hills (Skipper says oh no, Bel Air, if she really made it Big) with the rich daddy and her stud husband."

"Of course, I wish I could take you out to my new apartment—in Hollywood (though actually it’s closer to Beverly Hills)—but as a matter of fact, I havent really occupied it, yet."

"…or when they settled into their cramped servant quarters in Beverly Hills homes…"

"I had a '42 Buick Roadmaster I'd bought four months ago, right after I'd gotten to be a leaderman, and every time I got behind the wheel and looked down over the broad, flat, mile-long hood I thought about how the rich white folks out in Beverly couldn't even buy a new car now and got a certain satisfaction."

"…it was like the white folks giving a Beverly Hills address."

"It was a rebbish neighbourhood, poor white; I'd have felt much better parked in Beverly Hills."

"Beyond Beverly Hills he skidded off the road and had to stop and I came up and played copper."

"A tough racket, brother. Riding the scout car with a gun in your lap and a wad on your hip that would choke a coal chute. Plenty of times we paid off four sets of law before we hit Beverly Hills."

"Picture this then: Ms. Langley drives up, stamps up the brick pathway, 11:30 A.M., to a Beverly Hills mansion."

"So there they are, at Jimmy’s, in beautiful Beverly Hills; one o’clock, the height of the lunch hour."

"Kyra barely knew Patricia Da Ros—the referral had come to her from an associate at the Beverly Hills office, and aside from two long-distance calls..."

"…a three‐story stone‐and‐plaster mansion that could have been lifted right out of Beverly Hills, or better yet, a village in the South of France."

"We’re standing at the door of Blair’s house in Beverly Hills and Daniel complains that the gloves are sticking to the wires and are too tight, but he doesn’t take them off because he doesn’t want people to see the thin silver wires sticking out of the skin on his thumb and fingers."

"I drive Blair back to her house in Beverly Hills"

"We have been in Beverly Hills shopping most of the late morning and early afternoon."

"I drive to her house in Beverly Hills and she’s wearing a pink hat and a blue miniskirt and yellow gloves and sunglasses and she tells me that at Fred Segal today someone told her that she should be in a band."

"Nope. Too busy fucking Beverly Hills lawyers for money,"

"…that thirteen-year-old kid who O.D.’d at Beverly bought the smack from Julian."

"I’m in a phone booth in Beverly Hills."

"I paid some scrivener $200 to write out a contract on antique parchment paper that I found at a Beverly Hills stationery store."

"The sparkling white signs denote Beverly Hills, of course."

"NERF had moved into a wonderful new building in Beverly Hills; fund-raising was at an all-time high; they were planning spectacular new events and conferences, including the Abrupt Climate Change Conference that would begin in two months."