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On March 16, some 30 Motor Officers from various law enforcement agencies including the Beverly Hills Police Department gathered for the Motor Officer Skills Competition in Bakersfield.

The Beverly Hills City Council Meeting of March 18 marked the end of an era, as two long-serving members, Mayor Dr. Julian Gold and Councilmember Lili Bosse, bade farewell.

WIZO (The Women’s International Zionist Organization) California hosted a “Walk for Israel” on March 21 led by Councilmembers Lili Bosse and Sharona Nazarian.

The first day of spring launched a new season this week, and it also marked a new year for many in Beverly Hills.

Beverly Hills Police Department officers arrested a 29-year-old man on March 15 for charges including grand theft and attempted assault after he allegedly stole merchandise from Yves Saint Laurent, 469 N. Rodeo Drive, and used a knife to resist arrest, Lt. Andrew Myers told the

The state of California is ready to approve Beverly Hills’ Housing Element, which will ensure the city retains control over local zoning and put an end to a three-year struggle to meet Sacramento’s ambitious housing demands.

Beverly Hills Fire Chief Gregory W. Barton was honored at the Children's Burn Foundation’s 29th Annual Giving New Hope Benefit at the Beverly Hilton on March 5.

The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum raised more than $850,000 at its 2024 Western Region Tribute Dinner on March 12 at the Beverly Hilton.

In a Monday Study Session, the City Council discussed two policy proposals designed to improve sustainability by reducing foodware waste and conserving groundwater.

The Beverly Hills City Council has approved a new set of rules to incentivize the production of Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) and help Beverly Hills meet Sacramento’s ambitious goals for housing growth.