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Every year around 100,000 visitors flock to the desert to attend Modernism Week in Palm Springs and now plans are in the works to bring a satellite version of the beloved art festival to Beverly Hills.

On Jan. 9, Mayor Lili Bosse held the first Live with Lili of the new year, taking questions and hearing comments from community members, as well as sharing updates from the previous meeting.

At its Jan. 3 Study Session, the Beverly Hills City Council agreed to explore the creation of an ordinance that establishes a legal procedure for forfeiting "nuisance" vehicles and allows for the prosecution of street race audiences.

A strong Pacific storm doused Southern California this week, flooding roadways across the Southland and some freeways.The main front of the "bomb cyclone" moved into the area on the night of Jan. 4.

The Beverly Hills City Council reconvened for its first meeting of the year on Jan. 3, hearing updates from various department heads, and details from Los Angeles Department of Water and Power (LADWP) representatives on a project to replace two aging water valves on Sunset

The 80th annual Golden Globe Awards ceremony will take place at the Beverly Hilton on Jan. 10, 2023. The Golden Globe Awards are viewed in more than 220 countries and territories worldwide. It is one of the few awards ceremonies to recognize both motion picture

Designer Johana Hernandez, owner of GLAUDI Beverly Hills, and John Daniel "JD" Hutton are celebrating their engagement.

Beverly Wilshire, a Four Seasons Hotel, and its Executive Chef Samir Roonwal, pictured, provided hot holiday meals to members of the Beverly Hills Police Department personnel working on Christmas Day and the last day of Hanukkah.

According to state figures, there were 1,195 COVID-positive patients in county hospitals, down from 1,220 on Saturday. Public Health officials estimated that roughly 40% of patients with the virus were admitted for COVID-related conditions, with many only learning they were infected when testing upon admission.

The idea for the cookbook, which has been selling like hotcakes since it became available online in December, originated when the pandemic took away in-person fundraising events for the social services agency.