Jay Leno and Bruce Meyer | How They Became the Kings of Cars | Feature Interview
Their collections, filled with the automotive industry’s most rare, iconic and legendary makes and models, are coveted by motor enthusiasts around the world.
Suit Yourself: A Styling Soirée for Business Success
The evening provided a look into the world of fashion with insights from stylist Diva Lomas.
Kathy Hilton Launches Affordable Jewelry Collection
The line—consisting of 50 pieces ranging in price from $125 to $3,200—was unveiled for a small group of media at Hilton’s home in Bel Air.
Council Will Consider Executive Compensation on June 18
At the June 18, 2024 City Council Formal Session, the Beverly Hills City Council will consider amendments to the Executive Employee Compensation Plan, which was last updated on December 5, 2023.
Liaison Meetings Discuss Festivals and Funding
The second annual festival will take place on July 21 from 12 p.m. to 6 p.m. at Roxbury Park.
Improvements Eyed for Beverly Hills Community Dog Park
Now, City Council and staff are hoping to attract more pups and their people to the Foothill Road park by increasing shade coverage and replacing the current ground cover with artificial turf.
German Police Learn Skills to Fight Antisemitism at Museum of Tolerance
Alarmed by spiking rates of antisemitism, a delegation of German police officers recently visited the Museum of Tolerance to learn cutting-edge techniques to combat the most ancient form of hate. The delegation spent several days at the museum, which sits on the border of Beverly Hills,
Dar Withdraws Application to be BVMS Assistant Principal
Michelle Dar has withdrawn her application to be the Assistant Principal of Beverly Vista Middle School.
‘Black Uniform’—Remembering and Honoring
On this, the 80th anniversary of D Day, it is appropriate to remember all those veterans who sacrificed for our freedom, whether in World War II or in the wars that followed.
Robertson Trees Lawsuit Nears Settlement
More than a year after a local activist group sued the city of Beverly Hills for allegedly violating the California Environmental Quality Act while removing nearly 50 Ficus trees on Robertson Boulevard, the parties are now working towards a settlement, the plaintiff’s attorney told the