The Beverly Hills City Council is looking forward to launching the city’s new Neighborhood Traffic Calming Program, which will allow residents to help shape the speed control and traffic safety measures implemented on their local streets.
Beverly Hills Mayor Dr. Julian Gold and members of the City Council, along with the Human Relations Commission awarded Tina Wiener with the 13th annual Embrace Civility Award and honored her with a proclamation at the Nov. 7 City Council Meeting.
As conflict continues to rage in Israel and antisemitic incidents continue to flare at home, the Beverly Hills City Council is exploring new ways to stand up for Israel and against Jew hatred.
Approximately 2,000 supporters of Israel turned out to a peaceful rally at Beverly Gardens Park, on Nov. 5, where Beverly Hills city and community leaders delivered words of solidarity with Israel while denouncing antisemitism.
The Beverly Hills City Council approved the first project in the city’s mixed-use overlay zone on Nov. 7, denying an appeal by a non-profit that has opposed similar developments across Los Angeles.
On Nov. 6, at approximately 2:38 p.m., Beverly Hills Police Dispatch received emergency calls of a possible physical altercation on the 100 block of South Roxbury Drive.