Chamber of Commerce Hosts First Candidate Forum
While challengers spoke about the need to improve public safety, incumbents tried to contextualize crime trends and offer strident defenses of the city's response.
BHUSD Takes Up Wellness Initiatives
"I'm so glad that we are in a different place today because this is not only a rite of passage, but an area that we can celebrate the success of our students, our staff, and also our school district," Bregy said. "This is an amazing
BHPD’s Recruitment Campaign Shows Early Results
"These are folks who started the process many many months ago. It takes a lot of time. And it really depends on each individual, their background, on the information that needs to be vetted," he said. "We're also very very picky as to who we
BHUSD Board Takes Step to “Course Correct” Bond Program
Frustration among trustees has also grown since TCDS came on board in 2017, with members complaining about a lack of transparency on the part of Blake and TCDS.
Police Investigating Brazen Robbery at South Beverly Jewelry Store
Police immediately added a camera trailer, extra security patrols, and an "extra special watch from officers" to South Beverly hours after the incident.
Pandemic Renter Protections to End Soon
The Beverly Hills City Council is aiming for May 31 as the date to lift a ban on housing evictions and rent increases enacted in the city during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Nusr-Et Tent Permit Issues Move Toward Resolution
After hearing updates regarding mitigation efforts between Nusr-Et restaurant at 184-88 N. Canon Drive and the owners of the neighboring Fred Hayman building at its March 15 Study Session, the Beverly Hills City Council conditionally approved the extension of their OpenBH permit that allows for
City Council Considers Affordable Housing and Street Mobility
In its second in-person study session since going virtual at the beginning of the pandemic, Beverly Hills City Council considered reports on a proposed affordable housing program in the city, a new bicycle lane on Doheny Drive and a proposed city shuttle service.
Just In Case BH Unveils Disaster Manual
Just In Case BH, the city's neighborhood-based emergency preparedness program that connects residents, businesses and city agencies in the event of city-wide disasters, has released a manual for how to deal with a wide range of emergency situations.
Planning Commission Considers Overhaul to ADU Rules
The Beverly Hills Planning Commission reviewed the city's standards for accessory dwelling units, or ADUs, at its March 10 meeting.