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Members of the Beverly Hills Planning Commission moved closer to a final vote on plans for a proposed development at 9600 Wilshire Blvd., which currently houses the Saks Fifth Avenue buildings, at their July 24 meeting. 

The Beverly Hills Recreation and Parks Commission (RPC) continued discussion on improvements to park safety messaging at its meeting on July 22, marking another step in bettering communication and safety measures across the city’s recreational facilities. 

At private membership club Gravitas on July 23, over 150 people gathered to celebrate the local business and hear from Beverly Hills Mayor Sharona Nazarian. 

The Beverly Hills Unified School District (BHUSD) Board at its July 22 meeting reviewed the first draft of a new social media policy and discussed a proposed program which would develop opportunities for student internships and business collaborations.

Beverly Gardens Park transformed into a vibrant tapestry of cultures from around the world on July 20, as the city of Beverly Hills hosted the third annual Festival Beverly Hills.

A medical furlough for an incarcerated person involves a temporary, supervised leave for treatment. 

The city of Beverly Hills has issued a response to a cease and desist letter sent to Beverly Hills Police Chief Mark Stainbrook on behalf of the Beverly Hills Police Officers Association (POA), the official union of the Beverly Hills Police Department (BHPD).

The Beverly Hills Unified School District (BHUSD) has announced the appointment of award-winning filmmaker and bestselling author Kyle Newman as its new Broadcast Production Program Director.

Chabad of North Beverly Hills has been granted approximately four months to finalize a rehabilitation and restoration plan for its synagogue on Wilshire Boulevard, which is located in a historic landmark building. 

At its July 15 Study Session, the Beverly Hills City Council provided direction on the implementation of safety improvements to Benedict Canyon Drive after residents expressed concerns over speeding and problematic driver behavior.