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The Beverly Hills City Council at its April 21 meeting voted to extend an urgency ordinance that amends single-family residential development regulations and objective standards for two-primary-unit projects and urban lot splits. 

At his inaugural address on April 14, Beverly Hills' new mayor Craig Corman spoke about the necessity of embracing change in the city, whether in the form of development, invigorated business areas or a renewed interest from visitors. 

The Beverly Hills Architectural and Design Review Commission approved the architectural review for a construction barricade with graphics and signage for the new Tiffany & Co. store located at 360 N. Rodeo Drive.

The Arts and Culture Commission discussed 2026 World Cup programming, Festival Beverly Hills and a new art installation, among other topics, at the April 14 meeting. 

A special Government Affairs Committee election forum held at the Beverly Hills Chamber of Commerce on April 16 featured the 11 candidates who are running for City Council.

Four candidates for City Council held official kickoff parties on April 12.

The ceremony took place in the newly reopened K.L. Peters Auditorium at Beverly Hills High School, Corman's alma mater. 

The Beverly Hills Cultural Heritage Commission approved a preliminary consideration for the Good Shepherd Catholic School for placement on the city’s Register of Historic Properties.

Sharona Nazarian made history as the first Iranian American woman to serve as the mayor of Beverly Hills. As she wraps up her first mayoral term, she sees her time in office not as one of segmenting the population, but of bringing the community together

At a special meeting held on April 6, the Beverly Hills Planning Commission heard a required six-month informational report on the operations of an Alternative Parking Facility (APF) at the recently opened House of Dior Beverly Hills Boutique at 313-323 North Rodeo Drive.