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Michelle Dar has withdrawn her application to be the Assistant Principal of Beverly Vista Middle School.

More than a year after a local activist group sued the city of Beverly Hills for allegedly violating the California Environmental Quality Act while removing nearly 50 Ficus trees on Robertson Boulevard, the parties are now working towards a settlement, the plaintiff’s attorney told the

The graduation ceremonies kicked off on May 29 with Horace Mann Elementary School and Hawthorne Elementary School, followed by Beverly Vista Middle School on May 30 and culminating in the Beverly Hills High School commencement on May 31.

On June 5, two law students and an undergraduate student at UCLA filed a federal lawsuit against the university for its failure to shut down pro-Palestinian encampments.

On May 28, Beverly Hills High School celebrated the opening of Studio C, a cutting-edge podcast studio within the KBEV Television Studio.

After a tough season, the Beverly Vista Middle School (BVMS) girls FIYA (Foundation for Interscholastic Youth Athletics) Division 1 Soccer team took home the league championship, its first since joining the league in 2019.

The city of Beverly Hills’ Concerts on Canon summer season will kick off with a Pride Night concert on June 6 at 6 p.m. at Beverly Canon Gardens located at 241 North Canon Drive.

Since 1985, July has been recognized as National Parks and Recreation Month.

Nurses are the backbone of America’s healthcare system, yet they often work punishing hours for little recognition.

Graduate workers at UCLA walked out of the classroom and onto the picket line this week to protest the UC system’s handling of pro-Palestine protests.