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A group of Beverly Hills teenagers spent several hours on Jan. 25 developing their professional skills at the Roxbury Community Center. 

Romeo Carey, Beverly Hills High School's media director, was placed on paid administrative leave in early December 2024.

On Jan. 23, Vice Mayor Sharona Nazarian attended the California Assembly Floor Session in Sacramento.

On Jan. 16, the Beverly Hills Police Department (BHPD) arrested three suspects believed to be responsible for several recent residential burglaries in Beverly Hills and surrounding areas.

The Beverly Hills Planning Commission’s Jan. 14 meeting agenda included a one-year review of Spring Place operations, potential updates to the 1131 Tower Road project and a study session on synthetic turf in residential front yards.

The long-awaited cease-fire between Israel and Hamas took effect on Jan. 19.

As devastating fires continue to sweep through Los Angeles County, the community of Beverly Hills showed up in full support at the Heart of the Hills donation event on Jan. 19.

The hotels of Beverly Hills are renowned for their five-star service, recognizable designs and illustrious heritage.

At a special meeting on Jan. 16, the Beverly Hills City Council voted unanimously to temporarily suspend restrictions on short-term rentals in the city to help provide housing for individuals and families displaced by the recent fires. 

A fire broke out late in the evening on Jan. 22 in the Sepulveda Basin, leading to evacuation warnings in the area.