Local Group Pairs Up to Care for Wildfire Victims
After losing her home in Malibu in the fires, Julia Phelan and her family moved to a friend’s house in Beverly Hills, where they have lived for over a month.
City Holds Affordable Housing Informational Meeting
An Affordable Housing Informational Outreach Meeting took place on Feb. 10 at Beverly Hills City Hall. The meeting offered a chance for prospective residents to learn more about the city’s Placement Program, income criteria and affordable unit rates. The meeting was led by HouseKeys, an
Arts and Culture Commission Reviews Art Acquisition Process
The Beverly Hills Arts and Culture Commission meeting on Feb 11 included a detailed review of the city’s art acquisition process and raised questions about whether a potential merger with the Parks and Recreation Commission will proceed.
Finding Light in the Dark: Why It’s Important to Feel Joy During Troubling Times
As this year unfolds, we’ve witnessed a mix of heartache, from wildfires to political change, while also experiencing uplifting moments like the Grammys, FireAid, and the Super Bowl.
UCLA Suspends Two Pro-Palestinian Student Groups
After a protest outside University of California Regent Jay Sures’ Brentwood home on Feb 5, two pro-Palestine student organizations have been leveled with an interim suspension by the UCLA Office of Student Conduct.
BHUSD Board Meeting Addresses E-Vehicles, Summer School, Racism Allegations and Media Director
The Beverly Hills Unified School District (BHUSD) board discussed policies for electric vehicles, summer school and other topics at its Feb. 10 meeting.
City Council Agrees to Metro Road Closures
At the Feb. 5 City Council Regular Meeting, the council reviewed and decided upon several Metro requests.
How to Give Back This Valentine’s Weekend and Beyond
In the wake of the devastating wildfires in January, many locals are focused on giving back to the community through donations, volunteering and gift cards.
‘Memoryhouse’—Not to Be Forgotten
Continuing its excellent dance series, The Wallis presented an ambitious Los Angeles Ballet (LAB) program in two acts of choreographic vignettes following the 18 tracks of Max Richter’s “Memoryhouse.”
Developers File Application for 34-Story Building on Wilshire Blvd.
Millennium Partners Los Angeles has filed an application with the city of Beverly Hills to build a 34-story mixed-use building at the intersection of Wilshire and San Vicente Boulevards.