BVMS Students Honored at FIYA Awards Assembly
The awards recognized Division 1 athletes from BVMS’s volleyball, football, cross country, basketball, soccer and track and field, sportsmanship and academic teams.
Firefighters Celebrate Community at Annual Backdraft Ball
For the 32nd year in a row, the June 11 Beverly Hills Firefighters’ Association’s (BHFA) Backdraft Ball was the hottest ticket in town, with firefighters, city officials and enthusiastic residents gathering at the Beverly Wilshire, a Four Seasons Hotel to honor the men and women
Old Crafts, New Skills
In our increasingly high-tech world, so much of old-world, artisan craftsmanship is disappearing in the digital age.
Building the Future of Beverly Hills
From eco-friendly options in beauty aisles and high-fashion runways to the latest electric vehicle showrooms, now more than ever, it’s easier to do your part for the environment in style.
The Virginia Robinson Gardens: A Hidden Gem in Beverly Hills
The hedges grow taller and broader on the drive up Elden Way as they work to conceal increasingly audacious mansions.
Suit Yourself: A Styling Soirée for Business Success
The evening provided a look into the world of fashion with insights from stylist Diva Lomas.
Kathy Hilton Launches Affordable Jewelry Collection
The line—consisting of 50 pieces ranging in price from $125 to $3,200—was unveiled for a small group of media at Hilton’s home in Bel Air.
Robertson Trees Lawsuit Nears Settlement
More than a year after a local activist group sued the city of Beverly Hills for allegedly violating the California Environmental Quality Act while removing nearly 50 Ficus trees on Robertson Boulevard, the parties are now working towards a settlement, the plaintiff’s attorney told the
BHUSD Holds Graduation Week
The graduation ceremonies kicked off on May 29 with Horace Mann Elementary School and Hawthorne Elementary School, followed by Beverly Vista Middle School on May 30 and culminating in the Beverly Hills High School commencement on May 31.
Three Jewish Students Sue UCLA
On June 5, two law students and an undergraduate student at UCLA filed a federal lawsuit against the university for its failure to shut down pro-Palestinian encampments.