The Beverly Hills City Council at its Oct. 28 meeting voted unanimously to limit participation in the city's preferential and overnight parking permit programs for residents of certain projects that have utilized state law to provide fewer parking spaces than would otherwise be required by
The Maple Counseling Center raised $1 million from its annual “Tea and Tequila” fundraiser at The Maybourne Beverly Hills on Oct. 26, following an anonymous donation.
The Beverly Hills Unified School District (BHUSD) board at its Oct. 28 meeting discussed a new policy that would prohibit district staff from engaging in "religious indoctrination" and require parents and guardians to be given the option to opt out of any instruction based on
Beverly Hills High School (BHHS) seniors Ezra Albert and Xander Matcuk have been named National Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalists in the Class of 2026.
The Beverly Hills Planning Commission at its Oct. 29 meeting approved several requests for Builder's Remedy projects on South Rodeo Drive and Wilshire Boulevard and continued a discussion about a Builder's Remedy project on Burton Way.
The fall Beverly Hills Art Show, held on Oct. 18-19, attracted thousands of visitors to Beverly Hills and Beverly Gardens Park where a record 250 artists exhibited their work along four blocks of Santa Monica Boulevard from Rodeo Drive to Rexford Drive.
Two representatives from One Beverly Hills, the $10 billion luxury residential, hotel and retail development project underway at the gateway to the city on Santa Monica and Wilshire Boulevards, fielded questions from the Beverly Hills Unified School District (BHUSD) Board about the impact of construction
Straight Talk with Sharona on Oct. 16 dealt with one of the city's most contentious topics: Builder’s Remedy.
Homecoming 2025 at Beverly Hills High School took place on Oct. 17, and brought together students, families, alumni, staff, and city leaders.
The Beverly Hills community answered the call for nationwide protests against the Trump administration when more than 3,000 people gathered in Roxbury Park on Oct. 18 as part of nationwide “No Kings” rallies.