National Night Out in Beverly Hills
Hundreds of community members came out August 2 to show their support in honor of the Beverly Hills Police Department (BHPD) and first responders.
Planning Commission Mulls Over Walls, Basements and Medical Facilities
The Beverly Hills Planning Commission voted unanimously on July 28 to advance an ordinance to the City Council raising the maximum allowable heights for walls, fences and hedges in much of the city. It was one of a quartet of items passed without opposition by
“Golden Girls” Pop-Up Is a Bridge to the Past
Step inside the Miami home of Blanche Devereaux and grab a seat at the kitchen table at the new "Golden Girls" themed pop-up restaurant in Beverly Hills. The restaurant replicates the iconic kitchen, Blanche's palm print covered bedroom, and a Shady Pines bar. The pop-up
BHUSD Awarded $1,046,610 from MTA
A jury awarded the Beverly Hills Unified School District (BHUSD) the sum of $1,046,610 on July 29 in an eminent domain case with the Los Angeles Country Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA).
Beverly Hills Lowers Flag to Half-Staff to Honor Vin Scully
"Southern California has lost a family member," said Mayor Lili Bosse. "The memories he created for fans and families will endure forever. He is and always will be the Dodgers."
“200 Trunks, 200 Visionaries: The Exhibit” Opens on Rodeo Drive
There are treasures in every corner of the new Louis Vuitton exhibit on Rodeo Drive. Some vie for attention. Others lie discreetly out of sightlines, confident of being sought out. Though grand in title, the show is intimate in its appeal. Indeed, "200 Trunks, 200
Charge Against Friedman’s Son Reduced to Misdemeanor
The younger Friedman now faces two misdemeanor counts stemming from his alleged creation of a fake Instagram account in the name of Councilmember Sharona Nazarian in April.
Homelessness the Major Topic at City Council Meeting
Homelessness in Beverly Hills "seems to be increasing," but it is "difficult to know with certainty." So read a report that Nancy Hunt-Coffey, assistant city manager, delivered to the Beverly Hills City Council, a five-page study that triggered two hours of heated discussion and community
City Expands Park Rangers Hours to Address Homelessness
For more than two weeks now, Beverly Hills Park Rangers have engaged in a pilot outreach program geared at patrolling the city's parks and making contact with unhoused individu- als at night. The expanded duties complement the existing city apparatus of outreach and support those
LaVoice Announces School Board Candidacy
Beverly Hills resident Janessa LaVoice has announced her candidacy for the Beverly Hills Unified School District (BHUSD) Board of Education in the upcoming November 2022 election, looking to fill one of two open seats.