The Beverly Hills City Council is set to rule on developer’s appeal to a rejected Builder’s Remedy project application at 129 Linden Drive on March 11.
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After a five-year cost-of-service study, the Beverly Hills City Council on Feb. 20 approved rate changes for water and wastewater services to fund the city’s sprawling water infrastructure.
In its Feb. 20 Study Session meeting, the Beverly Hills City Council discussed residents’ concerns about an eight-story mixed-use development at 9229 Wilshire Blvd., but ultimately determined that the project must proceed per state law.
In-person voting for Beverly Hills’ 2024 municipal election begins this weekend.
The City of Beverly Hills Human Relations Commission in partnership with the Community Services Department kicked off Kindness Week in Beverly Hills
The City of Beverly Hills Active Adult Club and the Beverly Hills Police Officers Association hosted the annual Valentine’s Dance for seniors on Feb. 12
Candidates for Beverly Hills City Council continued to meet and greet voters at an array of events over the past week. The Municipal Election is March 5.
A young woman on the sidewalk was shouting at everybody and nobody in particular before grabbing and pulling the hair of a bystander walking past her, Beverly Hills Police Department Officer Adam Falossi recalled.
They were the third and fourth forums held since January, and though the candidates covered well-worn territory including the housing element and public safety, they also discussed issues that hadn’t been explored at earlier forums, including parking woes near BHHS and the city’s minimal nightlife.
The Wilshire Flats marks the second mixed-use project to move forward in the city’s mixed-use overlay zone, or areas designated for both residential and commercial activity, Commissioner Myra Demeter told the Courier.