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The move stems from concern over projects that have permitted developers to bypass BHMC  parking restrictions, which may have put a strain on on-street parking availability. 

“These violent delights have violent ends,” begins the classic Shakespeare play “Romeo & Juliet.”

When the test was completed, community members applauded the system's success. 

Visionary Women is celebrating 10 years of driving change for pressing issues facing women and girls.

The Beverly Hills Police Officers Benevolent Fund held its annual gala on Sept. 26 at Waldorf Astoria Beverly Hills to honor police officers who have made outstanding contributions to the community.

On Sept. 28, a man was fatally stabbed on the intersection of Spalding Drive and Charleville Boulevard during what the Beverly Hills Police Department called a “physical altercation.”

The Rotary Club of Beverly Hills welcomed back one of its own members, Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors Chair Lindsey Horvath, as luncheon speaker this week.The Rotary Club of Beverly Hills welcomed back one of its own members, Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors

On Sept. 28, the seventh annual NEXT NIGHT Festival brought an estimated 5,000 people from all generations of the community together for an evening of food and activities.

With fall on the horizon, the Recreation and Parks Commission spent time at its Sept. 23 meeting reviewing past successful summer events and discussing those upcoming on the calendar.

Inspired by Greystone’s 50-year anniversary of becoming a public park in 2021, the event paid tribute to the property’s legacy by highlighting its beauty, said Sara Scrimshaw, historic site venue coordinator for the city of Beverly Hills.