Two Suspects At Large After Beverly Wilshire Armed Robbery
Beverly Hills Police Department (BHPD) officers are investigating an Aug. 7 armed robbery at TheBLVD restaurant at the Beverly Wilshire, a Four Seasons hotel.
Bobbe Joy Dawson Takes Reins of Chamber Board of Directors
As the owner of an eponymous makeup studio and a steady presence in the Beverly Hills Chamber of Commerce, Bobbe Joy Dawson has drawn on her own professional experience to advocate for businesses across the city.
Former BHUSD Superintendent Sol Levine Passes Away
Former BHUSD Superintendent and Beverly Hills High School Principal Sol Levine has passed away at the age of 92.
Advice for a Successful Retirement
From Celine Dion’s electrifying performance at the Paris Olympics stepping beyond her early retirement to the energizing decision by President Joe Biden to step aside, it was quite a week.
Defendant Pleads Guilty in Beverly Hills Smash-and-Grab Robbery
A Long Beach man pleaded guilty this week to participating in the March 2022 daylight smash-and-grab robbery of a Beverly Hills jewelry store in which nearly $2.7 million worth of merchandise was stolen.
Dr. Sandra Aronberg Shares a Personal Olympic Memory
With the 2024 Olympic Summer Games underway in the City of Light, the city of Los Angeles is already looking forward to taking the torch in four years for the next Olympic Summer Games.
Residents Advocate for Updated Regulations at Multi-Family ADU Workshop
City of Beverly Hills planners held a virtual workshop on July 31 to inform the community about potential updates to the regulations for Multi-Family Accessory Dwelling Units (ADU) and to offer a chance for resident feedback.
Nazarian Seeks to Revive Sister City Relationships
While vacationing with family in France, Beverly Hills Vice Mayor Sharona Nazarian took it upon herself to meet with the Vice Mayor of Cannes and discuss how the two cities can revive their longstanding sister city relationship.
Judge Orders UCLA to Craft Plan to Protect Jewish Students
This week a federal judge ordered UCLA to submit a court enforceable plan to protect Jewish students and ensure equal access to campus should further protests erupt this fall.
L.A. County Board of Supervisors Vote on Historic Ballot Initiative
On July 30, the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors voted on a governance reform proposal that will appear on the LA County ballot this November.