Beverly Hills Mourns Clarence Avant
Mayor Dr. Julian Gold adjourned the Aug. 15 Beverly Hills City Council regular meeting this week in memory of Clarence Avant — “The Black Godfather” of music, entertainment, politics and sports.
Rep. Lieu Sounds AI Warning Bell in BH Rotary Speech
Generative artificial intelligence (AI) is here and can’t be stopped. But it can be regulated by good old-fashioned human intelligence and Rep. Ted Lieu (D-CA-36th District) is leading the charge to do so.
BHPD Encourages Safe Driving As Summer Winds Down
As the summer travel season wraps up, the Beverly Hills Police Department (BHPD) is reminding drivers to stay safe and be respon- sible by never driving under the influence of alcohol and/or drugs.
Beverly Hills Names Picklefest Champs
The Beverly Hills Picklefest Contest took place on Aug. 6 at the Farmers’ Market, attracting 20 entries.
Podcast Brings Beverly Hills Stories to Life
Beverly Hills is home to scores of influential community members with hundreds of fascinating stories to share. Now for the first time, a dedicated podcast is bringing these tales to life.
City Employee Recognized for Quick Action
Beverly Hills City Employee Roy Perez was recognized on Aug. 7 by Mayor Dr. Julian Gold and Beverly Hills Police Chief Mark Stainbrook for "seeing something and saying something."
Holiday Lighting Plans Presented During Liaison Meeting
The Rodeo Drive Committee (RDC) is busy with a variety of events and projects on the horizon.
‘Shortcomings’ – And Goings
Randall Park, the hilarious star of “Fresh Off the Boat,” makes his feature film directing debut with “Shortcomings,” an astute character study that takes an unflinching eye to the “not coming of age” saga of a young Asian American man.
Residents Oppose Removal of Coldwater Canyon Lanes
Residents of Beverly Hills expressed overwhelming opposition to the removal of left-turn pockets on Coldwater Canyon Drive during an Aug. 3 Traffic and Parking Commission meeting.
How to Help Maui Wildfire Victims
Unprecedented wildfires raging across the Hawaii Island (also known as the Big Island) and Maui have resulted in at least 36 deaths, decimated homes along with businesses and prompted U.S. President Joe Biden to approve, on Aug. 10, a disaster declaration which frees up federal