Persistent drizzle from this season's 11th atmospheric river did not stop a crowd from gathering for the mayor's 10th and final Live with Lili. It was a packed house in the Beverly Hills City Hall Municipal Gallery March 14.
Beginning April 1, the Beverly Hills Fire Department will begin its annual field inspections on residential properties located in the Very High Fire Hazard Severity Zone of the City, north of Sunset Boulevard.
Mayor Lili Bosse and the Beverly Hills City Council recognized The Grill on the Alley with a 60-Second Shout Out at the March 7 City Council Meeting.
Mayor Lili Bosse and members of the community enjoyed a delicious start of the day at the March 9 Business with Bosse, hosted at Pascal on Beverly.
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.
Cedars-Sinai Medical Center marked the five-year anniversary of a $50 million gift from Eric and Susan Smidt, which named the Smidt Heart Institute, by sharing research breakthroughs and clinical advances in cardiology made possible by the donation.
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
The Beverly Hills City Council covered an array of topics in this week's Study Session including the option to add more affordability restrictions to housing bill SB 330, Jewish American Heritage Month and the allocation of additional city funds to the Fire and Public Works
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
