The event is co-hosted by the Combat Antisemitism Movement and the Center for Jewish Impact in partnership with the Jewish Federations of North America.
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The annual fest, which opened up to reservations in early November, received an overwhelming response, selling out in less than a week, according to organizers.
Beverly Hills lacks an adequate plan to do its part in addressing California's affordable housing crisis.
Max and Florence Schwartz recently celebrated their 70th anniversary. Max, 95, and Florence, 91, have lived in Beverly Hills for 47 years.
Mickey Fine Pharmacy, a Beverly Hills institution, recently celebrated its 60th anniversary with a ribbon cutting.
Dozens of community members came out to the City Hall Municipal Gallery on Nov. 22 for the final installment of LIVE WITH LILI with Mayor Lili Bosse of 2022.
First time in Buckley's 89-year history, the girls' volleyball team, coached by Otis Glasgow and assistant coached by Rae Basmagian, went to the state finals.
At the conclusion of separate six-week after-school courses in culinary arts and video production, cooking and broadcast students at Beverly Vista Middle School joined forces to produce the Junior Chef Cooking Competition, judged by two chefs from local hotels. As the teams of competitors opened
Holocaust Museum LA marked the 100th birthday of survivor and longtime museum volunteer Joe Alexander on Nov. 20 with a special celebration featuring tributes from government officials and family members, live music and a talk by Alexander sharing his inspiring story of survival.
Beverly Hills High School (BHHS) fired wrestling coach Ryan Faintich last week because of an incident on Nov. 2 between Faintich and a BHHS student.