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The Courier attended the Beverly Hills Unified School District (BHUSD) Board of Education meeting on Sept. 25. An agenda highlight was Beverly Vista Middle School teacher Lauren Stuart's selection as one of Los Angeles County's Top 16 Teachers of the Year for 2019- 2020.  The Board

Beverly Hills residents and other community stakeholders weighed in on the scope of the environmental review process for the proposed Westside Purple Line Wilshire/Rodeo Station North Portal during a Sept. 19 "scoping" meeting at City Hall. As part of the environmental review process, the city

On Tuesday evening, the Beverly Hills City Council unanimously shot down a request by the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority (Metro) to permit work during the holiday moratorium.  The City Council had approved a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) with Metro in February for the design-build

In an effort to improve itself, on Tuesday the City of Beverly Hills introduced the Trust & Innovation Portal (TIP) at www.beverlyhills.org/tip. An online tool designed to encourage residents and employees to share innovative ideas about improving city services and report suspected cases of improper

The City Council unanimously voted to remove the existing new hotel room cap from the Beverly Hills Municipal Code at Tuesday's formal meeting.  The ordinance, No. 84-0-1937, was created in 1984 and established regulations for hotel development in the city, including the prohibition of building more

The warm summer nights provided the perfect accompaniment to two extraordinary galas held this month at Beverly Hills' first estate, the historic Virginia Robinson Gardens. Built in 1911, the onetime residence of Virginia and Harry Robinson contains a breathtaking array of gorgeous flora stretching across

In an exclusive interview with the Courier, the Honorable Lili Bosse has announced her candidacy for the March 2020 City Council Election and her intention to run a grassroots campaign.  Beverly Hills is Bosse's hometown and she has served the community in many positions over her

Imagine exiting the subway portal at Wilshire and La Cienega, once it comes online in 2023, and immediately knowing that you are not just in Beverly Hills, but in a distinctive section of Beverly Hills. Such could be the future of the southeast portion of

This week the city finally made a decision as to where Ringo Starr's 800- pound polished steel sculpture of his hand making a peace sign would come to be displayed – Beverly Gardens Park.  Starr and his wife, Barbara Bach, have been Beverly Hills residents since 1992.

Gov. Gavin Newsom could soon sign legislation prohibiting the creation of new items made from the fur of undomesticatednimals, such as mink.  On Wednesday, the California State Senate voted to approve Assembly Bill 44. If Newsom signs the bill into law, as his record indicates he