First Public Hearing Held for One Beverly Hills Specific Plan
One Beverly Hills will offer two hours free public parking and promises to never close the park for private events at the hotel.
How Beverly Hills Worshipped in a Pandemic
"Welcome to everybody here," Rabbi Aaron began the service, smiling. "And welcome to all of you who are on your couch, making breakfast, going on a hike."
Metro D Line Update
The Metro D Line will have two stops in Beverly Hills: Wilshire/La Cienega, expected to be complete in 2024, and a Wilshire/Rodeo station in 2025.
Beverly Hills Launches Slow Streets Program
A designated Slow Street will be equipped with signage to discourage speeding and cut-through traffic, allowing residents the chance to use more of the street space for outdoor activities like walking and cycling.
Principal Kevin Allen Bids Farewell to BHUSD
Under his leadership, El Rodeo achieved California Distinguished Schools Status prior to the reconfiguration.
Anti-Maskers Protest Sephora in Beverly Hills
Even as the economy continues to open up, a group of protesters stood outside Sephora on Beverly Dr. to voice opposition to public health safety measures such as masking requirements.
Charges in Standoff on Wilshire and Doheny
Despite the efforts, Allen did not leave the car. He only gave onlookers and officers an occasional glimpse of his face from behind a deflated side airbag that doubled as a curtain.
New Mayor Robert Wunderlich’s Vision for Beverly Hills
He spent the next 10 years as a scientist and chemical engineer before finding the work "increasingly specialized."
Legal Fight Erupts After Search of Safe Deposit Box Company
"The government's position is flatly wrong," Gluck said.
Installation Ceremony Light on Pomp, Heavy on Pragmatism
"In the slightly modified lyrics of philosopher and rock star David Byrne, 'And you may find yourself in a beautiful house with a beautiful life, and you may find yourself as mayor of a beautiful city, and you may ask yourself, well, how did I