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A Los Angeles Superior Court judge’s ruling on June 24 will allow Mark Mead, who previously served as both principal and director of security at Beverly Hills High School (BHHS), to proceed with a defamation lawsuit against former BHHS media teacher Romeo Carey. The Beverly Hills

As the FIFA World Cup makes its way through Los Angeles County, Beverly Hills is looking ahead to the 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games (LA28). 

The California News Publishers Association and Los Angeles Press Club have honored the Beverly Hills Courier with a total of 15 awards across a range of categories for works published in 2025.

Nancy Hunt-Coffey struggled to hold back tears as she spoke at her retirement party on June 25. 

The event also marked the 50th anniversary of Rodeo Drive and the 250th anniversary of the United States. 

Beverly Hills Police Department (BHPD) Capt. Max Subin will serve as the next Beverly Hills Chief of Police.

When Nancy Hunt-Coffey began her tenure in Beverly Hills in 2008, she never anticipated where the job would take her.

Stainbrook spoke candidly with the Courier during an exclusive interview this week about the privileges and challenges of leading the force.

The Beverly Hills Planning Commission voted unanimously at its June 11 meeting to approve an ordinance amending its regulations regarding accessory dwelling units (ADUs) and junior accessory dwelling units (JADUs), bringing the city into compliance with recent state law. 

Architectural and Design Review Commission Chair Rebecca Pynoos is poised to become the newest member of the Beverly Hills City Council.