Part 2 of “Drowning in TV” looks at some of the other new series that you may have heard of, if only because of the starry casts. But not all stars emit light.
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The Salter Family Theatre at Beverly Hills High School (BHHS) reopened on Nov. 13 with a student production of Kate Hamill’s “Little Women.”
The Beverly Hills Recreation and Parks Commission provided updates on park improvement projects at its Nov. 25 meeting.
The Beverly Hills High School (BHHS) Men’s Soccer team is building on a culture of cohesion and togetherness to achieve new heights.
The new Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority (Metro) station at La Cienega and Wilshire boulevards will open between January and March of 2026, according to a recent construction update from the organization.
The city of Beverly Hills has filed an answer and cross-complaint in a lawsuit filed by Beverly Hills Unified School District (BHUSD) Board Member Russell Stuart.
Master architect Frank O. Gehry, whose visionary buildings transformed the landscape and style of Southern California, died at his home in Santa Monica at the age of 96.
Beverly Hills officials are facing pressure from the state and a developer to overturn the Planning Commission's recent decision to deny a permit and review for a Builder's Remedy development at 8844 Burton Way.
The city of Beverly Hills and its Community Services Department are hosting the annual Holidays at Greystone at Greystone Mansion and Gardens on Dec. 6 and 7.
Two people were arrested on Dec. 3 after a protest at Wilshire Boulevard Temple in Koreatown disrupted a private event featuring Israeli defense technology experts.