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A carjacking suspect struck and injured four people attending the Rodeo Nights Holiday Lights celebration in Beverly Hills on the evening of Nov. 14. Among those hit was newly elected Beverly Hills Unified School District Board Member Russell Stuart, who was taken away from the

The Beverly Hills Police Department (BHPD) has received a $100,000 grant from the California Office of Traffic Safety to support its ongoing enforcement and education programs to reduce serious injuries and fatalities on local roads.

At its Nov. 7 Regular Meeting, the city of Beverly Hills held its first hearing to solicit public input on upcoming labor negotiations with three of its sworn employee associations.

After a months-long process that started in July, the City Council passed an ordinance to amend parts of the Beverly Hills Municipal Code involving affordable housing.

For the second year in a row, the Beverly Hills High School (BHHS) Career Academy has provided opportunities for students enrolled in career education classes in the field of hospitality.

On Nov. 7, the Beverly Hills City Council study session considered a proposal for a permanent monument to commemorate the victims of the Oct. 7 Hamas attack.

Waiting for last week’s election returns was a bit like waiting for test results from your doctor. On Nov. 5, half the country received positive news, while the other half saw results more alarming than expected.

Renowned celebrity chef and restaurateur Wolfgang Puck joined Ann Shatilla for her annual State of Luxury Power Panel Series at The Maybourne Beverly Hills on Nov. 7.

Black students at Beverly Hills High School (BHHS) allege that they were harassed, intimidated and subjected to racial epithets during a pro-Trump rally on campus on Nov. 5.

What mattered to Candace was everything about basketball.