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A 1960s Hal Levitt-Designed Home in Beverly Hills Lists for $14.5M After a Renovation Designer Carter Bradley picks up where Levitt left off with an imaginative eye for midcentury-style furnishings—all of which convey with the property. Located in the Trousdale Estates enclave of Beverly Hills, California, this striking, midcentury-style home was originally built in the early 1960s on a hillside lot overlooking ocean views. California architect Hal Levitt expanded the home in 1972, and design...

Deborah Woodcock is The Save Mart Cos. 2020 Nicholas J. Tocco Outstanding Store Manager of the Year. The Save Mart Cos. has presented its 2020 Nicholas J. Tocco Outstanding Store Manager of the Year Award to Deborah Woodcock, of the Yuba City, California, FoodMaxx store.  Created 27 years ago in honor of the late Nicholas J. Tocco, co-founder of The Save Mart Cos., the award recognizes excellence in customer service, community involvement and store performance. During a virtual ceremo...

More By allowing ads to appear on this site, you support the local businesses who, in turn, support great journalism. Save Mart Companies Support Local Communities 2020 was a year in which many communities and households throughout California and Northern Nevada faced unprecedented challenges of food insecurity intensified by the COVID-19 pandemic. Due to economic uncertainty, food insecurity may continue to increase; therefore, The Save Mart Comp...

Digital Editor Save Mart is steadfast in its mission of eradicating food scarcity in local communities that it serves in 2021 and beyond. With the pandemic exacerbating the number of households dealing with food insecurity, The Save Mart Cos. has renewed its annual commitment to helping feed local neighborhoods in 2021.  The grocer operates 204 stores throughout California and northern Nevada under the FoodMaxx, Lucky and Save Mart banners. “So many in the communities we ...

Southridge Glass House by William Cody. Photography: James Haefner Touring modernist homes is an annual staple at the Palm Springs Modernism Week, and the online expression is no exception. Coming in two installments as a video series, tours this year feature iconic architecture and lesser known gems in various of the city’s neighbourhoods. Examples include The Morse Residence (by Hal Levitt, 1961), The Cahuilla Hills House by O’Donnell + Escalante (by Lance O’Donnell, 2009), The South...