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Councilmember Lester Friedman and Public Workers Commissioner Sharona Nazarian have established themselves as the clear front runners for the three open City Council seats in the June 7 election, with Friedman declaring victory to the Courier. As of press time, Councilmember John Mirisch maintains a

The race for the Beverly Hills City Council comes to an end on June 7. Voting has been under way for weeks now, and the 11 candidates have been fundraising and spending even longer for a chance at one of the three open seats. The

The 10,000-square-foot property was built in 1942 for Mildred Naylor by Beverly Hills master architect Carleton Burgess in the Regency Revival style.

With 25 pounds of tactical gear effortlessly strapped to her body, you'd think she was born to do the job. But she hadn't always thought about pursuing a career in law enforcement.

Prominent Rodeo Drive real estate developer and business owner Dar Mahboubi spoke approvingly of the proposed luxury development.

The City of Beverly Hills' Community Services Department, in partnership with the Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts, the city's Arts and Culture and Human Relation Commissions and Next Beverly Hills Committee, will launch the first outdoor Pride celebration in honor of the LGBTQIA+

Conservative influencer Brandon Straka held a rally in front of City Hall on May 21 as part of his #WalkAway campaign that calls on Democrats and unaffiliated liberals to defect to the Republican Party.

The awards will be handed out at the SoCal Journalism Awards gala on June 25. 

The Council approved the work plans and corresponding funding requests from three partner agencies tasked with ensuring the economic success of the city: the Beverly Hills Conference and Visitors Bureau (CVB), the Rodeo Drive Committee (RDC), and the Beverly Hills Chamber of Commerce (Chamber).

Wolfe will take over for outgoing Planning Commission Vice Chair Tom Hudnut, who leaves the commission on June 30 after serving a two-year term.