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February 2026

Architectural and Design Review Commission Chair Rebecca Pynoos has announced her candidacy for the Beverly Hills City Council and pulled nomination paperwork from the City Clerk's office. 

The petition for writ of mandate filed by Councilmember John Mirisch alleging that he should be allowed to seek a fifth term of office is set for a hearing on Feb. 23 in the Los Angeles Superior Court.

A lot of people believe that heart disease primarily affects men. Many also believe that cancer is the top cause of U.S. deaths and that heart attacks always involve crushing chest pain.

The Beverly Hills City Council unanimously approved an employment agreement with Ryan Gohlich as the city’s next city manager.

Beverly Hills Vice Mayor Craig Corman and Councilmember John Mirisch have announced their support for Brian Goldsmith for State Senate District 24 in this year’s election to succeed outgoing Senator Ben Allen.

The Beverly Hills City Council at its Feb. 11 Study Session directed city staff to conduct additional environmental testing on the property known as Gale Yard and to create a draft Request for Proposal [RFP] for a potential development at the site.

The official filing period for candidates running in this year's municipal elections opened on Feb. 9.

The city of Beverly Hills did not allow Councilmember John Mirisch to pull nomination papers on Feb. 10 for the upcoming municipal election.

The Beverly Hills Unified School District (BHUSD) Board heard a midyear update on the district's progress on its strategic plan at its Feb. 10 meeting.

Robert “Robbie” Anderson, a historian and philanthropist whose centennial history of the city of Beverly Hills and philanthropic contributions impacted generations of residents and visitors, died Feb. 6 at his Santa Barbara home at the age of 75.