Around 2,000 people gathered at Beverly Gardens Park on March 28 as part of nationwide “No Kings” rallies protesting President Donald Trump. Organized by the American Civil Liberties Union, Indivisible, and numerous labor unions and grassroots organizations, the protest was one of dozens held throughout
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Director of Community Services Stephanie Harris was selected to serve as the next Assistant City Manager for Beverly Hills, joining incoming City Manager Ryan Gohlich’s office in July, following the retirement of City Manager Nancy Hunt-Coffey.
California State Senator Ben Allen, who represents Senate District 24, addressed the Rotary Club of Beverly Hills luncheon on March 30.
The Beverly Hills Planning Commission at its March 26 meeting heard an update on the Development Impact Fee Nexus Study, which is being conducted by the city's Planning Division and a project consultant, Economics & Planning Systems, Inc. (EPS).
The Beverly Hills Fire Department will conduct an informational community meeting on March 30 from 6-7 p.m. in City Hall’s Municipal Gallery to educate the community on how to be prepared to evacuate their homes during an emergency.
The Ronald McDonald House Westside Los Angeles hosted a panel of health care experts on March 18 to bring awareness to its new Westwood location. Opened in February 2025, the organization offers free housing and services for families with a child receiving clinical medical care. Currently
The Beverly Hills Architectural and Design Review Commission approved the architectural review of a new 29-unit multifamily residence at 9945 Durant Drive in a 3-1 vote March 18, despite significant pushback from surrounding neighbors.
The Beverly Hills Unified School District (BHUSD) Board of Education approved new guidelines for student screen time at its March 24 meeting in a 3-2 vote, with Board Members Amanda Stern and Rachelle Marcus dissenting.
The Beverly Hills City Council hosted a special meeting for the city’s southeast area at the La Cienega Community Center on March 23 to discuss resident concerns and safety protocols for the upcoming Metro station at Wilshire and La Cienega boulevards.
The Beverly Hills City Council at its March 24 regular meeting voted unanimously to conditionally approve a development plan review and density bonus permit for a proposed 26-story mixed-use building at 8844 Burton Way that utilizes the state's Housing Accountability Act Builder’s Remedy provisions.