Mayor Lili Bosse and City Manager Nancy Hunt-Coffey took part in a panel discussion to 7th and 8th graders at Harkham Hillel Hebrew Academy on March 9.
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The Gold Award is the organization's highest honor.
The wind carried a surprisingly frosty chill on the morning of March 2, as a small, white bus parked across from the Beverly Hills Public Library. On the back of the bus, a blue "Transit Circulator" sticker was visible, as was a small makeshift sign
Opponents and proponents of Measures B and C filed official ballot arguments this week with the Beverly Hills City Clerk. Those measures seek to reaffirm city approval of the proposed Cheval Blanc Beverly Hills hotel project and will be decided by special election on May
The Beverly Hills City Council's March 7 formal meeting addressed a variety of topics, including the city's Preferential Parking Program, the ongoing tree removal on Robertson Boulevard and a request for the use of the Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts for Israel's 75th Independence
Mayor Lili Bosse was honored with the Woman of the Year "Shamsi Hekmat Award" by the Iranian Jewish Woman's Organization (IJWO).
The 38th Annual Los Angeles Marathon "Stadium to the Stars," presented by ASICS, will once again be returning to Beverly Hills on March 19. Athletes from all 50 states and more than 67 countries will race through the streets of Beverly Hills for miles 16
The city of Beverly Hills conducted a test run of its Transit Circulator program on March 2. The small bus took passengers around a loop spanning approximately five miles with stops near Beverly Hills Library, La Cienega Park, and Cedars-Sinai Urgent Care, among others.
At its quarterly in-person community meeting for the Purple (D Line) Extension Transit Project on March 1, Metro representatives shared the latest construction updates for sections one and two in Beverly Hills, including the Wilshire/La Cienega station, opening
A 70-year-old former Beverly Hills senior recreation supervisor who once assisted with management of the city-owned Greystone Mansion & Gardens has settled her lawsuit alleging the city denied her promotions because of her age and that she was ultimately forced to resign in 2019 due