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December 2019

Trousdale residents spoke with fervor at this week's Study Session on Dec. 17 to let the City Council know that they wanted immediate action to ensure that their homes did not burn down in the event of a fire. Eleven residents used public comment to

Imagine creating a veritable arts district within Beverly Hills. That was one potential vision City leaders considered at this month's meeting of the Strategic Planning Committee / Southeast Task Force.  As the push to revitalize the southeast part of Beverly Hills continues to gain momentum, the

Baby2Baby Holiday Party  Last Sunday, the Montage Beverly Hills held the "The Baby2Baby Holiday Party Presented by FRAME and Uber." The event brought together celebri- ties and business leaders such as Jessica Alba, Kelly Rowland, Busy Philipps, Molly Sims and Rachel Zoe for a special holiday

After a relatively quick six-month volley, the City of Beverly Hills will launch a Pickleball Pilot program on Sunday, Jan. 12. The easy- to-play and social game has been increasingly gaining in popularity in recent years.  Combining elements of badminton, tennis and table tennis, pickleball is

American Ballet Theatre (ABT) hosted its annual Holiday Gala dinner and performance on Monday, Dec. 16, at The Beverly Hilton Hotel. Attendees enjoyed a one-night-only special dance program by the world-renowned artists of American Ballet Theatre, including Principal Dancers Isabella Boylston, Misty Copeland, Christine Shevchenko,

The recent "Best of Beverly Hills" Golden Palm Winner, Heritage Fine Wines has been a cozy corner fixture on Canon for the past five years. This intimate wine and Champagne bar features a shiny black baby grand piano just in case singer John Legend pops

It might be the most wonderful time of the year but it's also the most indulgent. Beverly Hills hotels and restaurant staples have taken notice and recently added these over-the-top dishes and drinks to their regular menus. Some will become permanent fixtures while others are

It's the holiday season, and with that comes streets filled with shoppers, bustling airport terminals and flights filled to capacity. It also means rubbing elbows– or paws –with four-legged companions out and about with their humans.  Have you ever wondered (or even been a bit skeptical)

The Beverly Hills Police Department has made an arrest in connection with the desecration and vandalism at the Nessah Synagogue during the early hours of Dec. 14. Anton Nathaniel Redding, 24, of Millersville, Pennsylvania, was identified as a suspect on Dec. 17 after exhaustive review

Holidays can be the most joyful time of the year but also the most stressful. Demands are high and self-care often suffers. Overeating and excess use of alcohol are common. For some, this time of year can be very challenging. Families come together, which can