Citing higher than expected costs, the Beverly Hills City Council voted unanimously on May 6 to discontinue construction of a North Portal at the Wilshire/Rodeo station of the Metro D Line Subway Extension Project.
On April 26, representatives with the San Jose Chamber of Commerce capped off a weeklong tour of Los Angeles by visiting Beverly Hills City Hall, where Beverly Hills Police Department Chief Mark Stainbrook gave a presentation on the department’s technological advancements.
Richard Waters has been appointed as the next Principal of Beverly Vista Middle School, pending final BHUSD Board of Education approval on May 7.
During an Arbor Day ceremony on April 26, Beverly Hills City Councilmembers, officials, parents and children gathered at Roxbury Memorial Park to celebrate the city’s environmental efforts, plant a California Live Oak and release handfuls of bugs into a nearby garden.
The city of Beverly Hills in collaboration with the Community Services Department's Arts & Culture Division, Recreation and Parks Division, as well as the Beverly Hills Public Library, will reveal “Unfolded Narratives,” a 100-foot-long tapestry art installation at the Beverly Hills Public Library on May
The Beverly Hills Fire Department is implementing a new alert system that will deliver emergency calls faster, more clearly and more efficiently than ever before.
Former Mayor Lili Bosse has received many awards for her fierce leadership in the fight against antisemitism, but the honor recently given to her for Holocaust Remembrance Day carried an unparalleled level of poignancy.
Preservation Month, an annual celebration honoring historic places, heritage tourism, and the social and economic benefits of preservation is observed in May across the country.
On April 25, the Planning Commission convened a special meeting to review the Draft Environmental Impact Report (DEIR) of the proposed mixed-use development at 9600 Wilshire Blvd., drawing impassioned comments from more than a dozen community members, preservationists, hospitality professionals and labor representatives.
The UCLA “Palestine Solidarity Encampment” came to a stunning end in the early morning hours of May 2 as law enforcement burst through its barriers and arrested over 200 protesters who refused to disperse.
