A group of bereaved Israeli teens whose siblings were killed during Israel’s war in Gaza toured Beverly Hills as part of a trip to the Los Angeles region last weekend, said Vice Mayor Sharona Nazarian, who accompanied the teens on a walking tour with Councilmember
Bring Them Home Now, the Los Angeles chapter of the Hostages and Missing Families Forum that was created with the goal of freeing U.S. citizens who are being held hostage by Hamas, is hosting a rally in Beverly Hills on Sept. 5 from 6-8 p.m.
Depression, eating disorders, drug sales — all of these dangers now rest in the palm of children’s hands, which is why the Beverly Hills community is taking a proactive approach to social media safety
For the last long weekend of the summer, we’re spotlighting Santa Monica, where Ocean Avenue is booming with new hotels and restaurants that are worth the drive west.
A Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge has ruled in favor of the city of Beverly Hills, determining that the city did not violate California’s Surplus Land Act or the Brown Act.
Like jetpacks and space tourism, self-driving cars were once the stuff of an imagined far-away future. Not anymore. After an August expansion of its services, Beverly Hills residents can now travel in Waymo’s self-driving cars across 79 miles of greater Los Angeles, from the Santa
Vice Mayor Sharona Nazarian hosted an Aug. 14 roundtable discussion with Los Angeles City Councilmember Katy Yaroslavsky, 5th District, as part of an ongoing effort to build dialogue between elected officials and the Persian Jewish community in Beverly Hills and LA.
Frustration in the Trousdale Estates neighborhood is running at an all-time high after residents experienced another power outage on July 4, with a handful of houses going without electricity for over 24 hours.
As the one-year anniversary of the Oct. 7 attack approaches, the Beverly Hills City Council intends to reinstall a memorial flag display in Beverly Gardens Park to remember the victims of the horrific massacre.
During an Aug. 20 study session, the Beverly Hills City Council was tentatively supportive of a new ordinance establishing “free speech zones” at city events, but the council agreed significant details need to be ironed out before they could approve the new ordinance.
