HomeNewsCity of Beverly Hills (Page 7)

City of Beverly Hills

The holiday season is upon us! As we set out to enjoy family, friends, food and festivities, safety is top of mind for our first responders.

The Beverly Hills Police Officers Association (BHPOA), the union that represents all police sergeants and officers in the city, has reached an agreement with the city over its new memorandum of understanding (MOU). 

City Councilmember John Mirisch has confirmed to the Courier that he will run for a fifth term. His candidacy in the June 2026 municipal election will challenge the legality of the Term Limits provision of the Beverly Hills Municipal Code (BHMC) 2-1-21, which states that

The Beverly Hills Fire Department has launched a voluntary membership service called the "BH Wellness Network" for Beverly Hills residents that would reduce the out-of-pocket costs of paramedic and ambulance services.

CAM is a global coalition of more than 850 partner organizations and hundreds of thousands of individuals devoted to fighting antisemitism in all its forms. 

Beverly Hills has moved closer to creating an affordable housing development for seniors following a vote taken by the City Council at its Nov. 12 meeting. 

The Beverly Hills City Council is moving forward to develop an alternative plan for the impacts on zoning and development of Senate Bill 79.

Thousands of residents and visitors gathered on Rodeo Drive and the Golden Triangle on Nov. 13 to celebrate the opening of the holiday season with the annual Rodeo Drive Holiday Lighting Celebration. 

Luxury retailer Tiffany & Co. is moving ahead with plans to take over the former site of the Luxe Rodeo Drive Hotel following a vote taken by the Beverly Hills Planning Commission at its Nov. 13 meeting. 

The conversation, held at the City Hall Council Chambers, was the sixth installation of “Straight Talk with Sharona,” one of Nazarian's mayoral initiatives intended to open a dialogue with members of the community.