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The Beverly Hills Fire Department will conduct its second emergency evacuation drill on May 2 from 1-4 p.m. for residents who live near Franklin Canyon north of Sunset Boulevard.

The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health briefly closed three high-profile establishments for Health and Safety Code violations in the past two weeks.

The Beverly Hills City Council received updates on the city’s homelessness response plan for the upcoming Metro D Line station opening at La Cienega and Wilshire boulevards at its April 21 Study Session.

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Brian Goldsmith is a resident of Beverly Hills with Sacramento in his sights. Goldsmith, a Democrat, is running for the 24th State Senate District seat currently held by Sen. Ben Allen, who is termed out. 

At his inaugural address on April 14, Beverly Hills' new mayor Craig Corman spoke about the necessity of embracing change in the city, whether in the form of development, invigorated business areas or a renewed interest from visitors. 

The Beverly Hills Unified School District (BHUSD) discussed proposed changes to the district’s guest and assembly policy at the April 14 meeting in the wake of a controversial student speaker.

The Beverly Hills Architectural and Design Review Commission approved the architectural review for a construction barricade with graphics and signage for the new Tiffany & Co. store located at 360 N. Rodeo Drive.

The Arts and Culture Commission discussed 2026 World Cup programming, Festival Beverly Hills and a new art installation, among other topics, at the April 14 meeting. 

A special Government Affairs Committee election forum held at the Beverly Hills Chamber of Commerce on April 16 featured the 11 candidates who are running for City Council.

Four candidates for City Council held official kickoff parties on April 12.