Rodeo Drive Committee Announces Holiday Plans
The holidays are only a few months away and Beverly Hills is already planning some of its signature festivities.
Arts and Culture Commission Discusses 2024-2025 Work Plan
On Aug. 13, the Arts and Culture Commission met to discuss its 2024-2025 work plan.
BHPD Officer on Leave After Fatal Shooting
An off-duty Beverly Hills Police Department officer on Aug. 8 shot and killed a man armed with a handgun who was fighting another man armed with a pipe. The incident took place near a San Fernando Valley freeway. The BHPD officer and a companion were driving
Judge Rules UCLA Must Protect Jewish Student Access to Campus
On Aug. 13, U.S. District Court Judge Mark C. Scarsi issued an injunction stating that UCLA cannot allow any campus activity if the event or area where it takes place is not accessible to all students, including Jewish students.
Suspect Arrested in Wilshire Pharmacy Robbery
Following a police chase from Beverly Hills to Watts, a suspect was charged in connection with an Aug. 14 robbery at Pharmacy 90210, 9735 Wilshire Boulevard.
Federal Charges Filed in Beverly Wilshire Robbery
A week after two assailants stole a $1 million watch off the wrist of a man dining at The BLVD restaurant at the Beverly Wilshire, a Four Seasons Hotel, two alleged members of a “crime tourism” group have been charged in a federal court complaint,
Thousands Attend Grand Reopening of El Rodeo Elementary School
Members of the Beverly Hills community blanketed El Rodeo Elementary School in a sea of red as they flooded through the newly renovated campus on Aug. 11.
Rent Stabilization Division Holds Community Outreach Meeting
On Aug. 5, the Beverly Hills Rent Stabilization Division held a community outreach meeting to inform the public about potential changes to the city’s rent stabilization ordinance, and to increase transparency between landlords and tenants.
Viva Napoli!
Italy! It’s the gondolas of Venice, the Uffizi of Florence, La Scala of Milan and the Vatican in Rome; but Naples is a country unto itself.
City Council Opposes Proposed Drone Law
At its Aug. 6 Regular Meeting, the Beverly Hills City Council voted 4-1 to oppose Senate Bill 99, which would ban the use of several of the Beverly Hills Police Department (BHPD) drones.