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The Beverly Hills City Council held its sixth meeting of the year on March 21, with highlights ranging from heartwarming to heated.

Social turmoil roiling Israel because of controversial judicial reform is causing angst among Jewish Federation of Greater Los Angeles leadership.

Mayor Lili Bosse felt the spirit of her parents beside her last Sunday when she received the Distinguished Leadership Award from her childhood synagogue of Beth Jacob.

In honor of Women's History Month and Los Angeles Fashion Week, City National Bank is presenting "Dreams Do Come True," a fashion show featuring GLAUDI by Johana Hernandez collection of evening and bridal gowns, men's tuxedos as well as women's power suits. The event takes

A City Council Liaison/Chamber of Commerce meeting recommended amending an agreement between the city and the Beverly Hills Chamber of Commerce that will reduce funding for the Chamber by $213,505 for the current fiscal year. The revised new total is not to exceed the amount

Beverly Hills Police Department officers and other local emergency responders met with residents of the community during a casual get-together at Upper Crust Pizzeria, where the pizza went quickly and warm connections were made.

The nominees are the Beverly Hills Nurseries, the Beverly Hills Speedway, the Warner-Beverly Theater and the Rachmaninoff Residence.

On an upcoming Sunday afternoon, families, concerned residents of all ages and emergency service providers will gather together outdoors for a fun-filled, informational event designed to prepare everyone in the community for how best to respond to an urgent situation.

The Beverly Hills Planning Commission unanimously passed a motion supporting a draft ordinance that would establish permanent prohibitions on fractional ownership of residential and commercial properties in the city.

Arts and Culture Commissioners took a moment to bask in the success of Festival Beverly Hills in their meeting this week, but then quickly turned their attention to the many other exciting arts events on the horizon.