Bojeaux and Blum Announce Council Bids
Two more residents have tossed their hats into the 2022 City Council race, Darian Bojeaux and Deborah Blum.
Sunshine Task Force Tables Revocation Ordinance
"I'm really perplexed as to why there's even a need for this," said former Mayor Stephen Webb, who also previously served on the Planning Commission. "I'm also perplexed at the ambiguity of some of the language that's here and it's troubling to me."
Inside the Beverly Hills Police Department’s Pilot Drone Program
Privacy groups have warned for over a decade that drones could further erode privacy in an age of near-constant surveillance.
Pink’s Honors Betty White
At a Jan. 17 event at the Los Angeles Zoo honoring the late actress Betty White, the owners of Pink's Hot Dogs made a $3,000 donation to the zoo in her memory.
Tobacco Ban Impacts Local Convenience Store
"Besides trying to get my investment back, I'm also facing the fact that I cannot change the model of my businessto overcome the loss of revenue from not selling tobacco products," said Pouldar.
Beverly Hills Housing Element Not Certified
Sacramento dealt a blow to Beverly Hills on Jan. 14 when it declined to certify the city's housing element, according to a letter from the California Department of Housing and Community Development (HCD).
BHPD Investigating Armed Robbery Near Roxbury Park
The Beverly Hills Police Department is investigating an armed robbery that took place near Roxbury Park on the afternoon of Jan. 18. Police are actively searching for suspects.
Web Exclusive: BHUSD Plans Town Hall to Discuss COVID-19 Surge
Two weeks into the second semester, the Beverly Hills Unified School District's (BHUSD) mass COVID-19 testing plan is undergoing its own stress test. After beginning the new year on Jan. 10 with a few positive daily cases, approximately 60 students are now testing positive for
City Council Grapples with End Dates for COVID Renter Protections
With the recent COVID-19 surge brought on by the omicron variant, the Beverly Hills City Council considered possible next steps to end a citywide halt on rent increases and evictions at its Jan. 18 Study Session.
BREAKING: Police and Religious Groups Unite Against Hate Crime
A crowd of 30 people gathered outside Temple Emanuel in Beverly Hills Jan. 21 for a joint press conference with law enforcement and interfaith religious groups, following the attack on a synagogue on Jan. 15 in Colleyville, Texas. Members of the Beverly Hills Police Department (BHPD),