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An unusually significant City Council election campaign that will replace two longtime powerful and influential councilmembers who have served over 13 years is underway. As the number of candidates for these seats continues to grow, now is a good time to make some suggestions about

The city of Beverly Hills and its Community Services Department are hosting staged read- ings of scenes from Shakespeare’s iconic plays, “Hamlet” and “As You Like It,” led by director Louis Fantasia, at Greystone Theatre.

The exhibit features images of remarkable women with disabilities, along with brief biographies.

The community is encouraged to show its support for the dedicated Beverly Hills Police Officers by participating in an exciting online auction.

In the latest development in the Robertson Boulevard tree cutting case, a trial setting conference scheduled for Sept. 26 has been moved to Nov. 28.

“This is his baby,” Davis said, describing the close association between the current mayor and NEXT NIGHT.

Fire leapt from the engine bay of a car that had slammed into a tree on Santa Monica Boulevard moments before Beverly Hills Police Sgt. Jeffrey Newman pulled out of an alley between Rexford and Crescent drives. He rushed over to the driver’s side and

Mayor Dr. Julian Gold and the Beverly Hills City Council met with the new Consul General of Israel, Israel Bachar, and presented him with a proclamation welcoming him to the city on Sept. 19.

The Courier’s Entertainment Writer Neely Swanson and husband Larry recently enjoyed an epic Northwest Passage voyage from Greenland to Alaska.

A new nonprofit that announced its debut last week will help the Beverly Hills Fire Department connect with members of the community while placing a spotlight on firefighters’ mental health.