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After declaring a local drought earlier in February, the Beverly Hills City Council approved a move to support the Wyland National Mayor's Challenge for Water Conservation at its Feb. 15 Regular Meeting.

The Beverly Hills City Council returned to the question of what to do about COVID-19 renter protections, including an eviction moratorium and rent increase freeze, at a Feb. 15 Study Session.

The Beverly Hills Police Department (BHPD) announced three arrests in connection with 2021 robberies in the Business Triangle and other cities in Southern California.

Los Angeles County Sheriff Alex Villanueva joined the Rotary Club of Beverly Hills on Feb. 14 by invitation to address law enforcement and crime in the county.

The Beverly Hills Planning Commission publicly reviewed the proposed Cheval Blanc luxury hotel project during a Feb. 10 Special Meeting.

"There is no justification for such a serious crime, especially when someone could have lost their life," said Walter during McGhee's sentencing hearing. "It requires a sentence that will promote respect for the law." 

"Thirty years ago, Jeff and I started on this journey. Throughout, a great partnership and a deep friendship were forged, and Hilton & Hyland emerged as a force in the industry.

The Beverly Hills City Council approved a contract amendment with the Beverly Hills Conference and Visitors Bureau (BHCVB) on Feb. 8 to enable the organization to create a $350,000 television campaign promoting Beverly Hills as a travel destination.

California State Senator Ben Allen (D-Beverly Hills) and two of his colleagues have proposed a bill designed to support the state's flagging local journalism industry.

Shiva Bagheri, founder of the Beverly Hills Freedom Rally, has confirmed to the Courier that she plans to run for City Council in the June 2022 race.