Good news for Beverly Hills residents. The longtime beloved singer, actor, director and producer, Frank Sinatra, who spent his last years in Beverly Hills, will be honored by the U.S. Postal Service.

A blend of modern and indigenous flavors of Mexico. The freshest and finest ingredients. A bold and surprising taste. A cultural festivity of colors and textures. It’s Sinigual Mexican Cuisine.

Come one, come all. You don’t have to be a Beverly Hills resident to partake in the Beverly Hills Online Auction! The auction, through the Beverly Hills Chamber of Commerce, will showcase services and goods.

Proving that age is no barrier to being a victim or perpetrator, Beverly Hills police arrested a 78 -year old woman on suspicion of burglary after receiving numerous calls from citizens.

On a mission to make music more accessible and introduce fans to upcoming and legendary artists, Starbucks Hear Music label and Concord Music Group began in the stars and has ended on solid ground.

She didn’t ask for things she didn’t think she could get. She believed in attempting the impossible to improve her work. And she kept her word to the very end. The First Lady of American Screen is being honored.

Behzad “Ben” Zaman was arrested for independently running one of the largest student visa scams on the West Coast. Federal agents reportedly charged Zaman with 14 criminal counts of visa fraud.

Last year's Miss California USA pageant winner, whose crown was revoked due to a miscalculation of votes, has sued the pageant for negligence and emotional distress among other allegations.

What's more significant: the inauguration of the President or the Oscar nominee announcements? The Academy decided politics takes precedence and has delayed the nomination announcements for 2009.

Legendary actor, film icon and incredible man, Charlton Heston, has died. He was 84. Heston, who won the 1959 Best Actor Oscar as the chariot-racing "Ben-Hur," portrayed Moses, and other heroic figures.

The X Prize Foundation and Progressive Insurance are offering $10 million to the teams that successfully develop vehicles able to get 100 miles per gallon. More than 60 groups worldwide plan to compete.

Abby Mann, who was known for his Oscar-winning movie "Judgment at Nurenburg," died recently. He was also known for his T.V. movies written in the ‘70s. He was considered socially conscious.