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.
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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
Flyers addressing the ongoing conflict between Armenia and Azerbaijan were recently discovered in Beverly Hills, causing outrage among the local Armenian community.
Hosted alongside Beverly Hills's Teen Advisory Committee in partnership with Bosse's Mental Wellness Series, the event celebrated mental health awareness and invited patrons to partake in several kinds of activities and programs – all of which were geared toward allowing people a comfortable, safe space
Beverly Vista Middle School's advanced STEM students and Science Olympiad team recently took a behind-the-scenes VIP tour of NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory ( JPL) in Pasadena.
JR Dzubak, President of the Rotary Club of Beverly Hills, invited members of the Asian Community, including the Rotary Club of Beverly Hills, to celebrate the beginning of the Lunar New Year, the Year of the Rabbit, at its Jan. 23 luncheon.
The excitement in the club's spacious ballroom was palpable before the panel started, as more than 240 women gathered together, many reconnecting in person for the first time since the pandemic began.