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While 2025 was slated to be the year that the Los Angeles real estate market recovered with a vengeance, it instead launched Q1 with an unexpected natural disaster, one that brought setbacks to the city that will be seen and felt for decades to come.

Since the 1970s, the 24-hour Rite Aid at 300 North Canon Drive has been a cherished community institution that has served generations of residents.

The spring Beverly Hills Art Show takes place this weekend, May 17 and 18 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at Beverly Gardens Park.

Beverly Hills High School (BHHS) senior Karina Kruger will attend Columbia University this fall to study Public Policy.

Recognizing service and sisterhood, this year’s annual Women’s Guild Cedars-Sinai Spring Luncheon honored philanthropist Wendy Howard Goldberg and her sister, CAA motion picture agent Toni Howard on May 1 at the Beverly Hills Hotel.

One person was arrested by the Beverly Hills Police Department (BHPD) during an April 27 Beverly Hills rally in which Trump supporters celebrated the president’s policies and called on leftists to leave the Democratic Party.

The Los Angeles City Attorney charged a former Beverly Hills High School student for his involvement in an attack on the UCLA Palestine Solidarity Encampment.

A former Beverly Hills High School (BHHS) teacher and a current BHHS teacher have filed a lawsuit against the Beverly Hills Unified School District (BHUSD) alleging racial discrimination, harassment and retaliation. 

The Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts held "The Wallis Delivers: A Benefit Evening to Support Wildfire Recovery" on April 30. "The deadly 2025 Los Angeles wildfires ravaged our beloved neighborhoods and inspired truly extraordinary outpourings of help and support, said Wallis Annenberg, Chairman,

Hundreds of protesters assembled outside the Turkish Consulate General on Wilshire Boulevard in Beverly Hills on April 24 to commemorate Armenian Genocide victims and denounce neighboring governments.