Beverly Hills will unveil a new website on May 1. The site underwent an extensive refresh under the guidance of its Website Steering Committee which consisted of community members and council liaisons, Councilmember John Mirisch and former Councilmember Lili Bosse.
On April 10, The Women’s Cancer Research Fund (WCRF) held “An Unforgettable Evening” at the Beverly Wilshire, A Four Seasons Hotel.
Real estate developer Jason Lewis remembers how hard it was to find suitable senior housing for his grandmother in Beverly Hills.
Walter’s Cafe, a Beverly Hills institution for over 75 years, will close its door permanently on April 30.
Spring fever is in the air, and with Passover just around the corner, here are some of the top spots around town to include in your celebration of hope and renewal.
As one of its first actions after installing a new mayor and two new members, the Beverly Hills City Council on April 16 unanimously passed a resolution condemning the Islamic Republic of Iran for its recent drone strikes against Israel and reaffirming Israel’s right to
During a marathon meeting on April 11, the Planning Commission unanimously approved a conditional use permit to allow The Beverly Hills Hotel to complete its most significant construction project in recent history.
The Planning Commission on April 11 unanimously approved a Conditional Use Permit allowing The Beverly Hills Hotel to renovate several of its indoor and outdoor spaces.
As part of a study of whether decorative crosswalks could improve traffic safety, Public Works Department crews will install two rainbow-colored crosswalks in front of City Hall and the Beverly Hills Farmers’ Market during Pride Month in June.
The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum and IranWire.com, in cooperation with the Arsolen Archives, the world’s largest repository of information on Holocaust victims and survivors, have unveiled the latest installment of its Sardari Project.
