Concours d’Elegance Draws Nearly 45,000 Attendees
Porsches and Ferraris and Corvettes, oh my! On June 18, more than 44,000 people flocked to the city’s much-beloved, annual Father’s Day event, Rodeo Drive Concours d’Elegance.
Mike Amiri: Building A Modern Luxury House On His Own Terms | Feature Interview
In just nine short years, Mike has built an indisputably world-class, luxury fashion house. His eponymous fashion line, AMIRI, blew up so fast it gave established houses whiplash as they watched the new kid on the block open his flagship near them on Rodeo Drive
The Wild Open Spaces of Beverly Hills
At the northernmost edges of Beverly Hills lies an urban wilderness, an expansive landscape with chaparral-studded slopes and grassy meadows shaded by oaks, populated by all manner of woodland creatures. These are the real hills of Beverly Hills.
Firefighters Association Creates Award for Community Leader Judie Fenton
The Beverly Hills Firefighters Association (BHFA) recognized longtime resident and civic leader Judie Fenton with the inaugural Judie Fenton Community and Volunteer Excellence Award during its 31st annual Backdraft Ball, held June 8 at the Beverly Hilton.
Planning Commission Approves Five-Story Apartment Complex on Doheny Drive
A new five-story, multi-family apartment complex with private balconies and a communal rooftop is coming to 332 S. Doheny Drive, following recent approval from the Beverly Hills Planning Commission.
City Council Reviews Upcoming Fiscal Year Budgets
The Beverly Hills City Council conducted a special budget study session on June 12 to discuss the city’s proposed capital improvement and operating budgets for fiscal year 2023-2024. “The city of Beverly Hills is strongly committed to investing in capital and infrastructure needs,” Jeff Muir, director
Special Election Recount Underway
A manual recount of the results of the Beverly Hills Special Election on Ballot Measures B and C is currently underway at the Los Angeles County Registrar-Recorder/County Clerk's (RR/CC) office in Norwalk.
Two Men Avoid Prison in Anti-Jewish Hate Attack
Two men who pleaded no contest in a hate crime attack on two Jewish men outside a Beverly Grove-area restaurant were ordered today to complete 80 hours of counseling focusing on bias and cultural sensitivity along with an eight-hour program at the Museum of Tolerance.
Philanthropic “Wonder Women” Unite for “Hollywood, Antisemitism, and Israel” Event
On June 14, 250 female philanthropists gathered to examine the relationship among Hollywood, antisemitism, and Israel while raising money for charity, at Jewish National Fund-USA’s Women for Israel Luncheon.
City to Celebrate Make Music Day on June 21
The third annual Make Music Day celebration takes place on June 21 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. It will include a mix of free outdoor musical events around the city of Beverly Hills.