Cedars-Sinai’s Board of Governors Holds Sunset Soirée
The Cedars-Sinai Board of Governors honored leaders from the worlds of entertainment and sports at its Sunset Soirée held on April 20 at the Warner Bros. Studio Lot Midwest Street in Burbank.
Beverly Hills Art Show Returns to Beverly Gardens Park on May 18-19
More than 200 artists will display their work across four city blocks, spanning Santa Monica Boulevard from Rodeo Drive to Rexford Drive.
Recreation and Parks Commission Looks Forward to a Busy Summer Season
As summer draws nearer and the community looks forward to longer, warmer days, the Recreation and Parks Commission discussed a variety of programs that will get residents and nearby neighbors involved with the outdoors.
Local Pro-Palestinian Protests Elicit Strong Response
On the morning of April 25, students at UCLA established a “Palestinian Solidarity Encampment” in the center of Royce Quad, mirroring Pro-Palestine protests taking place at universities across America.
‘An Unforgettable Evening’ in Beverly Hills
On April 10, The Women’s Cancer Research Fund (WCRF) held “An Unforgettable Evening” at the Beverly Wilshire, A Four Seasons Hotel.
Walter’s Cafe to Close on April 30
Walter’s Cafe, a Beverly Hills institution for over 75 years, will close its door permanently on April 30.
Passover Options Abound in Beverly Hills
Spring fever is in the air, and with Passover just around the corner, here are some of the top spots around town to include in your celebration of hope and renewal.
Construction Project Approved for The Beverly Hills Hotel
During a marathon meeting on April 11, the Planning Commission unanimously approved a conditional use permit to allow The Beverly Hills Hotel to complete its most significant construction project in recent history.
Rotary Club Welcomes L.A. County Assessor Prang
Perfectly timed for tax season, the Rotary Club of Beverly Hills welcomed Los Angeles County Assessor Jeffrey Prang to its April 8 luncheon.
City Arborist Sheds More Light on Tiny Forest Project
After receiving approval last month from the Recreation and Parks Commission for plans to plant a “tiny forest” at Greystone Mansion, City Arborist Ken Pfalzgraf appeared before the Cultural Heritage Commission on April 10 to further explain how the project will help Beverly Hills reach