Residents Speak of Pride in Nazarian
After the April 1 mayoral installation ceremony, the overflowing crowd of attendees gathered at a reception in the courtyard of The Wallis.
Sharona Nazarian, PsyD, Sworn In As Beverly Hills Mayor
Sharona Nazarian, PsyD, was sworn in as mayor of Beverly Hills on April 1 at the Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts. She is the first Iranian American woman to hold the office.
Beverly Hills’ Climate Action Plan Moves Forward
Beverly Hills' plan to become a greener city has taken a step forward.
City Holds Mixed-Use Overlay Zone Outreach
On March 25, city officials held a Community Outreach Meeting to meet with residents and gather feedback on how Mixed-Use Overlay Zone (MUOZ) regulations can be updated.
Mayor Lester Friedman Hopes to Leave a City United
When outgoing Beverly Hills Mayor Lester Friedman reflects on his past year in office, one theme emerges repeatedly: unity.
Spending and Transparency Top Issues at BHUSD Board Meeting
The Beverly Hills Unified School District (BHUSD) Board of Education addressed district spending, professional development for teachers and several proposals for new initiatives at its March 25 meeting.
City Defends Stance on DuPont Clinic
Members of the Beverly Hills City Council faced criticism at the March 18 Regular Meeting for the city’s alleged involvement in a health care facility’s failure to open in the city.
City Opens RFP Process for Oct. 7 Memorial
The city of Beverly Hills is inviting designers, artists and architects to take part in its search for a design concept that will be chosen as its permanent Oct. 7 memorial display to honor the lives lost in the tragic terror attack.
Plans for ‘Cartier Temple’ and City Housing Element Move Forward
The Beverly Hills Planning Commission at their Feb. 27 meeting conditionally approved a Development Plan Review for a three-story Cartier retail and office space and reviewed the city's progress on its General Plan and Housing Element Annual Report.
City Council Denies Appeal for 15-Story Building on South Camden Drive
Following a contentious back-and-forth between Beverly Hills City Councilmembers and a lawyer representing an applicant for a proposed Builder's Remedy project on South Camden Drive, the council at its March 4 meeting denied the applicant's appeal to overturn an incompleteness determination.