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The Beverly Hills City Council on Sept. 17 voted 4-1 to oppose measure G, an upcoming ballot measure in the November general election to expand the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors.

The Planning Commission held a meeting on Sept. 12 to review requests for permits on two separate properties and to amend the municipal code to revise the occupancy priority standards for affordable housing.

During a study session on Sept. 17, the City Council reviewed its policy manual, a document that has been under revision since 2021.

The Beverly Hills City Council on Sept. 17 unanimously approved the removal of three heritage trees at 1001 North Roxbury Drive and denied an appeal of a prior Planning Commission decision approving the project.

Acclaimed author Georgia Hunter stopped by El Rodeo Elementary School on Sept. 15 to discuss her widely read and celebrated novel, “We Were the Lucky Ones,” organized by Beverly Hills Reads!. 

As summer comes to an end and fall weather makes its way into Beverly Hills, the Arts and Culture Commission is ringing in the new season with several outdoor events.

The Beverly Hills Police Department (BHPD) is searching for suspects involved in multiple burglaries in the flats during the evening of Sept. 18.

The Women Life Freedom Square in Westwood was unveiled on Sept. 15, bringing together over 25 local vendors, community representatives, and attendees to celebrate at the intersection of Rochester Avenue and Westwood Boulevard. 

The Beverly Hills Unified School District (BHUSD) was one of nine districts across the country accepted to the News Literacy District Fellowship, a two-year program that helps educators bolster media literacy training.

Supporters of Israel gathered in front of Beverly Hills City Hall on Sept. 5 to call for the release of the hostages still held by Hamas. The rally took place days after six hostages were killed by the terrorist group, and almost one year since