During the fifth Straight Talk with Sharona on Aug. 14, Mayor Sharona Nazarian discussed an array of topics with the Director of the Public Works Department, Shana Epstein.
The antitrust lawsuit filed this summer between Compass and Zillow over the so-called “Zillow Ban” has attracted great interest across the real estate industry nationally.
The 9600 Wilshire Boulevard Specific Plan project will move on to City Council after approval from the Planning Commission at its Aug. 14 meeting.
Get ready for some fun, laughter and unexpected raucous joy. “& Juliet” has arrived at the Ahmanson, and it’s one of the must-see events of the summer. Like “Mamma Mia,” presently being revived in New York, this is a “leave your brain at the door”
One Beverly Hills, the development project underway at the southwest intersection of Santa Monica and Wilshire Boulevards, will receive up to $550 million in funds generated through city-issued bonds in the coming years.
Ryan Gohlich has been appointed as the next city manager of Beverly Hills.
Beverly Hills Unified School District (BHUSD) Board member Russell Stuart has filed a lawsuit against the city for personal injuries sustained during the November 2024 Rodeo Nights Holiday Lights celebration.
The city of Beverly Hills has responded to a Superior Court judge’s ruling last week regarding the Builder’s Remedy project at 125-129 S. Linden Drive.
The Beverly Hills Unified School District (BHUSD) has launched newly redesigned district and school websites.
Erika Fabian, a Hungarian Holocaust survivor, escaped the Nazis through the ingenuity of her mother and sister, and through the assistance of neighbors and friends.