City Council Voices Support for Commissioners’ Second Terms
The Beverly Hills City Council unanimously supported the reappointment of three city commissioners during a Study Session on Dec. 3.
Rodeo Drive Committee Considers Road Closures
On Nov. 21, the Rodeo Drive-Special Events-Holiday Program Committee heard a request from the McCourt Foundation regarding the 2025 Los Angeles Marathon, scheduled for March 16.
Votes Needed for Support K-9 Nami
Nami, the Support K-9 of the Beverly Hills Police Department (BHPD), has been nominated for the prestigious First Responder Paws Therapy Dog Award.
Council Considers Rent Stabilzation and Metro
The Beverly Hills City Council voted to eliminate the Rent Stabilization Committee (RSC) at its Nov. 19 Regular Meeting, upon recommendation by the Commission Standardization Ad Hoc Committee earlier this year.
Council Studies Traffic Calming Reports
During its Nov. 19 Study Session, the City Council considered traffic calming issues regarding Clifton Way and Coldwater Canyon Drive.
New Rules Recommended for Short-Term Rentals
The Beverly Hills Planning Commission voted 3-2 at its Nov. 14 meeting to recommend that City Council adopt an ordinance that would impose new regulations on short-term rentals.
‘Rodeo Nights, Holiday Lights’ Launches the Holiday Season
The Rodeo Drive Committee, in collaboration with the city of Beverly Hills, hosted the annual Rodeo Drive holiday lighting celebration on Nov. 14.
Carjacking Mars Holiday Lighting Ceremony
A carjacking suspect struck and injured four people attending the Rodeo Nights Holiday Lights celebration in Beverly Hills on the evening of Nov. 14. Among those hit was newly elected Beverly Hills Unified School District Board Member Russell Stuart, who was taken away from the
Labor Negotiations on City Council Agenda
At its Nov. 7 Regular Meeting, the city of Beverly Hills held its first hearing to solicit public input on upcoming labor negotiations with three of its sworn employee associations.
City Council Amends Municipal Code for Affordable Housing Units
After a months-long process that started in July, the City Council passed an ordinance to amend parts of the Beverly Hills Municipal Code involving affordable housing.