Mayor Friedman is Ready to Meet the City’s Challenges
Mayor Lester Friedman has an ambitious agenda to not only prepare Beverly Hills to meet the problems of today, but also the challenges and opportunities of tomorrow.
BHHS Panel Discusses Dangers of Drug Abuse
Students in a Beverly Hills High School Medical Science Academy class were recently tasked with completing an independent project that offers significant benefits to the community.
Quinn Art Collection Exhibit Opens
The Laguna Art Museum held an opening reception on March 23 for “On the Edge: Los Angeles Art from the Joan and Jack Quinn Family Collection.”
Spring Gardening Classes Now Underway
The City of Beverly Hills Community Services is offering a new series of gardening workshops beginning this at Greystone Demonstration Garden, Greystone Mansion and Gardens, 950 Loma Vista Drive, Beverly Hills.
April 3 Coffee with a Cop a Big Success
Beverly Hills residents and officers gathered around hot coffee and pastries on April 3 for this year’s second installment of Coffee with a Cop. Hosted at Beverly Hills Market & Deli, the event fostered engaging conversations and strengthened community ties. From 9 a.m. to 11
Metro Purple Line Extension Project Marks a Milestone
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass, L.A. County Supervisor Lindsey Horvath (3rd District) and Metro officials gathered in L.A.’s Miracle Mile on April 2 to celebrate the completed tunneling of the Metro Purple Line Extension Project, the long-anticipated subway line expected to boost the region’s transportation
“Wicked Little Letters” – Antisocial Before Media
“Wicked Little Letters” is a luscious little movie, a sendup of an earlier era that was a surprising harbinger of things to come.
Mistrial Declared in BHHS Sexual Abuse Trial
Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge H. Jay Ford III declared a mistrial on April 3 in the civil case filed against the Beverly Hills Unified School District (BHUSD), Beverly Hills High School (BHHS) and former baseball coach Henry “Hank” Friedman regarding alleged incidents of
City Council Conducts a Heartfelt Changing of the Guard
April 2 marked the end of an era and the start of a new chapter for the city of Beverly Hills.
Scenes from the Beverly Hills City Council Reorganization
The Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts was overflowing with warmth, camaraderie and civic pride on April 2, as the city bade farewell to two long-serving council members and welcomed two new ones, as well as installed a new mayor and vice-mayor.