The Beverly Hills City Council approved candidate forums hosted by the Municipal League of Beverly Hills and the Southwest Beverly Hills Homeowners Association at its March 24 meeting, with the conditions that moderators sign civility statements and ask fair questions to each candidate.
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Stephanie Harris, currently the city’s Director of Community Services, has been selected as the next Assistant City Manager (ACM) for the city of Beverly Hills.
Businesswomen, female entrepreneurs and women leaders gathered at The Maybourne Beverly Hills on March 18 for The Beverly Hills Chamber's Women's Business Network's 4th Annual Women Who Shine: International Soirée.
The city of Beverly Hills has named Adrine Ovasapyan as the new Deputy Director of Community Services.
The Beverly Hills Police Department (BHPD) is alerting residents and business owners to a serious financial scam involving IRS tax payment checks that are stolen from the mail and fraudulently altered.
The Beverly Hills Planning Commission at its March 12 meeting conditionally approved a request from Chabad of North Beverly Hills for the renewal of conditional use, extended hours and historic incentive permits to establish a religious institution at 9145 Wilshire Blvd.
During the final “Straight Talk with Sharona” of her mayoral term on March 12, Beverly Hills Mayor Sharona Nazarian hosted a panel with outgoing City Manager Nancy Hunt-Coffey and incoming City Manager Ryan Gohlich to discuss their priorities for Beverly Hills.
West Hollywood City Councilmember John Erickson is running to represent California State Senate District 24 in the June 2026 primary.
The Beverly Hills City Council will hear an appeal at its March 24 regular meeting to the Planning Commission's denial of a development plan review and density bonus permit utilizing the state's Housing Accountability Act (HAA) Builder’s Remedy provisions for a proposed 26-story mixed-use building
The Beverly Hills Arts and Culture Commission identified its top five priorities for its 2026-27 work plan at its March 10 meeting.