On the evening of Sept. 4, some of the biggest movers and shakers in Beverly Hills and Los Angeles gathered in a hillside home to raise money for Nathan Hochman’s campaign for Los Angeles County District Attorney.
On Wednesday 4th September, Mayor Lester Friedman held a special 90-minute event as part of his ‘Les is More: An Hour with the Mayor’ talk series. Chaired by Emmy-nominated journalist Jacki Karsh, the event coincided with the City’s ‘Social Media Safety Day,’ and saw three
The city of Beverly has completed the installation of its Outdoor Warning System (OWS) in furtherance of the City Council’s goal of enhancing public safety.
At its meeting of Aug. 26, the Health and Safety Commission discussed plans for its annual Day of Wellness on Sept. 22. The event will take place at the Roxbury Park Community Center, where over 30 health and wellness providers will host yoga, mental health
With the 2024/25 school year underway, Beverly Hills Unified School District staff and educators updated the BHUSD Board of Education on the district’s 2024/25 strategic plan during the Aug. 27 board meeting.
Pickleball arrived in Beverly Hills only four years ago, but as more than a dozen avid players who attended the Aug. 27 Recreation and Parks Commission meeting made clear, the country’s fastest-growing sport is here to stay.
The seventh annual NEXT NIGHT street festival will return to Beverly Hills on Sept. 28. The family-friendly event will take place from 4 p.m.-9 p.m. on South Beverly Drive between Gregory Way and Charleville Boulevard.
Dentists, dancers and donors filled the Saban Theatre on Aug. 23 for a night of music, dancing and fundraising for children in need. The event, modeled after the show “Dancing with the Stars,” included a couple’s dance competition and a live auction, raising over $250,000.
With the sheer volume of new television series premiering throughout the year, it is rare that I will review a subsequent season of an existing series but there are exceptions. “Slow Horses” and “Pachinko” are worthy of that attention. In the case of “Slow Horses,”
Updated accessory dwelling unit (ADU) guidelines could affect construction after the Planning Commission approved an ordinance that will amend the current guidelines in a meeting on Aug. 22. The new regulations would allow more generous square footage for multifamily units and an extra unit on
