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The city's Community Services Department is offering new adult gardening workshops in February and March at Greystone Mansion and Gardens.

"Amazing." "Moving." "Vital." These were just a few of the words used to describe a recent brunch that brought together Holocaust survivors, eager to share their incredible stories, and middle school students–eager to listen.

After a multi-year construction period, El Rodeo Elementary School is scheduled to reopen on June 30, 2024, for the 2024-2025 school year.

The Beverly Hills Fire Department is investigating the causes of two heavy fires that engulfed a pair of Beverly Hills residences on the morning of Feb. 3.

Los Angeles County health officials reported 1,625 new COVID-19 infections, while the number of people hospitalized with the virus ticked up slightly in its latest data.

Sponsored by the city's Human Relations Commission in partnership with the Community Services Department, this speaker series invites leaders to discuss their roles in cultivating a community of greater kindness, equity, inclusion and belonging.

Beverly Hills High School students, guided by their new Music Director, Justin Klotzle, displayed brilliant skills during a performance at the Rotary Club of Beverly Hills luncheon on Jan. 30.

A fire damaged a house in Beverly Hills on the morning of Feb. 3, but no one was hurt, authorities said.

Beverly Hills is doubling down on its commitment to combat homelessness and has hired two consultants to study the city's ongoing outreach efforts and propose new strategies to tackle the problem. The city has enlisted the services of homeless policy experts Abby Arnold and Jennifer Swan

Mayor Lili Bosse is not afraid to speak up, be it at a rally on the streets or from her seat presiding over the Beverly Hills City Council. She will soon be recognized by the Iranian Jewish Women's Organization as an outspoken voice against antisemitism