Zero-bail policies, accountability for crimes— and for the actions of law enforcement—were topics touched upon briefly but forcefully at the Rotary Club of Beverly Hills luncheon this week.
The city is considering transitioning a protected bike lane on Roxbury Drive into a permanent street feature.
Beverly Hills residents brought concerns regarding homelessness as well as crime targeting local businesses and neighboring communities of faith directly to their mayor during “Office Hours with Dr. Gold” on Aug. 23.
With two open seats in the upcoming 2024 City Council elections, Beverly Hills is gearing up for a potentially seismic shift in its political landscape and BHUSD School Board Member Mary Wells is wasting no time in tossing her hat in the ring.
During its Aug. 15 Study Session, the Beverly Hills City Council signaled its support for appointing a new Planning Commission member, Lou Milkowski, to succeed current commissioner Peter Ostroff.
A divided Los Angeles City Council this week called for a halt to the Bulgari Hotel project in Benedict Canyon that has drawn the ire of some neighbors who expressed concerns about the impact the project would have on the environment and public safety.
Attempting to curb loud and “unnecessary” picketing occurring in the early hours of the day, the city of Beverly Hills is suing hospitality labor union Unite Here Local 11 over actions officials say create a “public nuisance.”
On Aug. 15, Beverly Hills City Council approved a 10-year, $14 million agreement to house up to 230 homeless individuals in “scattered-site” permanent supportive housing and motels.
An abortion clinic that sought to open a Beverly Hills location is taking legal action against its landlord and the city after its lease at 8920 Wilshire Blvd. was canceled.
Generative artificial intelligence (AI) is here and can’t be stopped. But it can be regulated by good old-fashioned human intelligence and Rep. Ted Lieu (D-CA-36th District) is leading the charge to do so.
