With a Nov. 21 deadline to fill the board vacancy looming, the Beverly Hills Unified School District (BHUSD) Board of Education held a Special Meeting on Oct. 19 to begin reviewing board member candidate applications.
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"Preliminary information appears at this point that the male victim was the target of a robbery."
"We appreciate when members of our community step up to really sign up for this kind of backroom tireless work that has to get done and keep everything in compliance," Board Member Noah Margo said. "And for anybody that even put their name in for
Beverly Hills will participate in the annual "Great Shakeout" earthquake drill, taking place nationally on Oct. 21 at 10:21 a.m.
At its Oct. 12 Study Session, the Beverly Hills City Council approved new holiday season street pole banner designs and voted 4-1 against calling up the Architectural Commission's decision to approve a request for a front yard fence and gates at 332-336 North Oakhurst Drive.
The Beverly Hills City Council approved the adoption of a new Housing Element, reaching a milestone in a grueling exercise that determines the city's housing and development policies for the next eight years.
Beverly Hills Mayor Bob Wunderlich laid out his mostly optimistic vision for the future of Beverly Hills during his State of the City Address on Oct. 7.
"The behavior of the protesters who harassed kids and their parents on Walk to School Day was simply horrific and it can't be allowed to happen again," said Mayor Robert Wunderlich, who joined Walk to School Day and was confronted by the same group of
"I am thrilled to welcome Mark to Beverly Hills," City Manager George Chavez said in a statement. "His international credentials, experience in high-profile agencies and collaborative approach will bring new energy and valuable insight to our community and the department."
According to data compiled by OTS, traffic fatalities in California decreased 5% from 2018 to 2019, from 3,798 to 3,606. Over the same time period, the state saw alcohol-impaired driving fatalities go down by 4.5%.