The Beverly Hills City Council at its Oct. 20 Study Session made a unanimous determination to rescind a transit-oriented development alternative plan (TODAP) it submitted to the state as part of the city's effort to implement Senate Bill 79 (SB79).
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Over the weekend of Oct. 17 and 18, 250 artists displayed their work at the Fall Art Show in Beverly Gardens Park.
The Beverly Hills/Hollywood NAACP on Oct. 19 hosted a candidate forum for candidates running for the Beverly Hills Unified School District (BHUSD) Board.
Tents with games, arts and crafts, a DJ, and refreshments were spread across the park for attendees to enjoy.
Beverly Hills Fire Department (BHFD) Chief Greg Barton announced his retirement in July.
The Beverly Hills City Council at its Oct. 20 meeting voted unanimously to direct city staff to draft an ordinance in favor of amendments to the One Beverly Hills overlay specific plan (OSP) and the development agreement between the city and BH Luxury Residences and
On Oct. 14, the Cultural Heritage Commission met to discuss the progress of the 8484 Wilshire paving project, heard a presentation from Marc Wanamaker about historic landmarks in Beverly Hills and designated Good Shepherd Catholic School as a historic property.
New bills impact the real estate industry on topics that include insurance, development, taxes, landlord requirements, and HOA management.
Recent threatening calls to schools across the country, including at Milken Community School in Los Angeles, have prompted lockdowns, leaving students, parents, and educators understandably shaken.
John Turturro is reason enough to gulp down this beautifully woven tale of a petty thief sliding into obscurity in a world that has passed him by.