Mayor Lester Friedman on July 24 visited Sunrise Senior Living on Crescent Drive for an informal discussion about the state of the city and issues of most concern to the city’s aging residents.
Beverly Hills can be a magnet for organized retail crime due to its worldwide reputation as a luxury shopping destination, which is why the Beverly Hills Police Department is teaching businesses how to best protect themselves.
During a July 16 study session, the Beverly Hills City Council was split over whether to review a Planning Commission decision allowing the removal of three heritage trees at 1001 N. Roxbury Drive, the former site of a historic home beloved by many residents.
On July 9, the Property Owners Task Force Committee Liaisons met with the Los Angeles Sports and Entertainment Commission (LASEC) to discuss a possible partnership with the city.
On July 9, the Beverly Hills City Council upheld the approval of an eight-story, 56-unit building at 9229 Wilshire Blvd., despite residents’ complaints that the massive structure is out of character with the surrounding neighborhood.
On June 27, WIZO welcomed Los Angeles Councilmember Traci Park to speak at an event at Mickey Fine Pharmacy. Park, a supporter of WIZO, the Jewish community and the State of Israel, spoke about her support of the people of Israel and was recognized with
Tyler Daniel, a Black former server at a popular Beverly Hills eatery, Steak 48, is suing the establishment for alleged wrongful firing and discrimination following his dismissal from the restaurant last October.
The city of Beverly Hills has consolidated its Design Review Commission with its Architectural Commission to create the Architectural and Design Review Commission.
Applications for the Team Beverly Hills program are being accepted from now through Aug. 9. Created in 1996, Team Beverly Hills provides residents with a hands-on look at the operations of local government. The program features a variety of class sessions and includes interactive experiences