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The Beverly Hills Recreation and Parks Commission provided updates on park improvement projects at its Nov. 25 meeting.

The new Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority (Metro) station at La Cienega and Wilshire boulevards will open between January and March of 2026, according to a recent construction update from the organization. 

The city of Beverly Hills has filed an answer and cross-complaint in a lawsuit filed by Beverly Hills Unified School District (BHUSD) Board Member Russell Stuart. 

Beverly Hills officials are facing pressure from the state and a developer to overturn the Planning Commission's recent decision to deny a permit and review for a Builder's Remedy development at 8844 Burton Way. 

Beverly Hills Mayor Sharona Nazarian attended the 34th International Mayors Conference led by the American Jewish Congress and Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Israel from Nov. 16-20.

A jury has ruled in favor of Lauren Siegman, a former Beverly Hills Unified School District (BHUSD) student who alleged that she was molested by a former teacher and baseball coach in the district. 

The Beverly Hills Police Department (BHPD) has announced the promotion of Lieutenant Renato Moreno to the rank of Captain, effective Nov. 29.

The holiday season is upon us! As we set out to enjoy family, friends, food and festivities, safety is top of mind for our first responders.

The Beverly Hills Police Officers Association (BHPOA), the union that represents all police sergeants and officers in the city, has reached an agreement with the city over its new memorandum of understanding (MOU). 

City Councilmember John Mirisch has confirmed to the Courier that he will run for a fifth term. His candidacy in the June 2026 municipal election will challenge the legality of the Term Limits provision of the Beverly Hills Municipal Code (BHMC) 2-1-21, which states that