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A Tesla Cybertruck crashed into The Beverly Hills Hotel on March 3 causing a stir on social media and prompting a response from Tesla CEO and prolific X troll Elon Musk, who also owns the platform. 

After years of discussion, the Rent Stabilization Commission on March 6 voted unanimously in favor of a resolution recommending the City Council establish a new habitability inspection program. 

The city of Beverly Hills is hosting its annual Community Services Department Showcase at the Beverly Hills Farmers’ Market on March 10 from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. 

In a recent discussion entitled “Roundtable with Jewish Students Impacted By Antisemitism” at the House of Representatives Committee on Education & the Workforce, two young Beverly Hills locals testified on behalf of the Jewish community to address how antisemitism has bled into a new generation.

Visionary Women hosted its International Women’s Day Summit on March 6 at Beverly Wilshire, a Four Seasons Hotel.

Cultural Heritage Commissioner Craig Corman and BHUSD School Board Member Mary Wells lead the race to become Beverly Hills’ newest City Councilmembers, according to results from the Los Angeles County Registrar-Recorder/County Clerk at press time. 

Beverly Hills Vice Mayor Lester Friedman attended the United States Postal Service First Day of Issue ceremony at UCLA Pauley Pavilion in honor of the Forever stamp commemorating the accomplishments of Coach John Wooden.

On Feb. 24, Thomas J. Blumenthal, President and CEO of GEARYS Beverly Hills was recognized with an Archbishop’s Award by the Most Reverend Jose H. Gomez, Archbishop of Los Angeles.

Greystone Mansion and Gardens will hold a series of events throughout the month of March.

In a special Feb. 29 morning meeting, members of the Planning Commission unanimously approved what they and city staff hope will be the final version of Beverly Hills’ Housing Element.