Members of the Beverly Hills City Council, along with Israel Bachar, Consul General of Israel to the Pacific Southwest, participated in a Dec. 30 menorah lighting ceremony at Beverly Gardens Park.
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The Human Relations Commission met on Dec. 19 to discuss a range of topics, including reports from priority agencies Beverly Hills Police Department (BHPD) and the Beverly Hills Unified School District (BHUSD).
The Beverly Hills Architectural and Design Review Commission on Dec. 18 voted unanimously to approve, with conditions, an architectural review of One Beverly Hills, the mixed-use project on Wilshire Boulevard that will include a hotel, residences and extensive gardens.
At its Dec. 12 Regular Meeting, the Beverly Hills Planning Commission voted to approve the projects at 412 N. Oakhurst Dr. and 9737 Wilshire Blvd.
The Dec. 16 Health and Safety Commission special meeting highlighted the contributions of former commissioners as well as year-end reflections on the achievements of 2024.
The Beverly Hills Recreation and Parks Commission meeting on Dec. 16 marked the commission’s final meeting of the year.
The Beverly Hills Unified School District (BHUSD) held a special Organizational Board of Education Meeting and Installation of the 2024-2025 officers on Dec. 17.
Members of the City Council discussed a range of matters at their Dec. 10 Study Session. Discussions included changes to the Community Assistance Grant Funding (CAGF) program alongside a list of strategic priorities for the year ahead.
The Beverly Hills Traffic and Parking Commission on Dec. 7 unanimously recommended the establishment of a permit parking only zone on the 200 and 300 blocks of North Maple Drive, siding with residents of the area over the recommendation of city staff.
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors began the first steps to implement Measure G — the ballot measure narrowly passed during the Nov. 5 General Election—which will expand the LA County Board of Supervisors and introduce additional ethics and accountability reforms to county governance.