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Thousands of residents and visitors gathered on Rodeo Drive and the Golden Triangle on Nov. 13 to celebrate the opening of the holiday season with the annual Rodeo Drive Holiday Lighting Celebration. 

Luxury retailer Tiffany & Co. is moving ahead with plans to take over the former site of the Luxe Rodeo Drive Hotel following a vote taken by the Beverly Hills Planning Commission at its Nov. 13 meeting. 

The conversation, held at the City Hall Council Chambers, was the sixth installation of “Straight Talk with Sharona,” one of Nazarian's mayoral initiatives intended to open a dialogue with members of the community.  

On Nov. 8 and 9, a group of 35 young people participated in the fourth annual Empowerment Camp hosted by the Beverly Hills Fire Department (BHFD). 

In the wake of the most devastating wildfires in the history of Los Angeles, the city of Beverly Hills is equipping its residents with knowledge and tools to prepare for any future natural disaster.

The Beverly Hills Planning Commission at its Nov. 5 meeting denied a request for a development plan review and density bonus permit utilizing state Housing Accountability Act Builder’s Remedy provisions to allow for the construction of a 26-story, 200-unit multifamily residential project at 8844 Burton

Beverly Hills City Council, at its Oct. 28 Study Session, approved permit requests from Dick Clark Productions in preparation for the 83rd Golden Globe Awards ceremony scheduled for Jan. 11, 2026, at the Beverly Hilton Hotel. 

The Beverly Hills Health and Safety Commission received updates about student health concerns, citywide crime and the upcoming evacuation drill during its Oct. 27 meeting. 

The Beverly Hills Planning Commission on Oct. 23 moved two Builder's Remedy projects forward.

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