On Sept. 28, the seventh annual NEXT NIGHT Festival brought an estimated 5,000 people from all generations of the community together for an evening of food and activities.
With fall on the horizon, the Recreation and Parks Commission spent time at its Sept. 23 meeting reviewing past successful summer events and discussing those upcoming on the calendar.
Inspired by Greystone’s 50-year anniversary of becoming a public park in 2021, the event paid tribute to the property’s legacy by highlighting its beauty, said Sara Scrimshaw, historic site venue coordinator for the city of Beverly Hills.
The Beverly Hills Police Department (BHPD) gave a presentation on South American theft groups at a Health and Safety Commission meeting on Sept. 23.
Joanne and her sister Morgan host a podcast about sex and love and everything in between, but mainly about themselves.
“What I love about living in L.A. is that people are tapped into the spiritual community and curious about manifestation,” said Allie Miroserie, the founder of “Bliss’d” journals.
On Sept. 25, Beverly Hills Mayor Lester Friedman delivered the annual State of the City Address at “An Evening with the Mayor” hosted at the historic Greystone Mansion.
The city of Beverly Hills has responded to a Notice of Violation from the California Department of Housing and Community Development (HCD) that its denial of a 19-story mixed-use development with affordable housing at 125-129 S. Linden Drive violated state housing laws.
The construction of the new athletic building at BHHS has been in the planning process for many years, and it will include the construction of a new two-story, approximately 45,000-square-foot gymnasium building—including combination basketball and volleyball courts, bleachers, weight training facilities, locker and team rooms,
The Orthodox Jewish Chamber of Commerce celebrated the launch of its new Western Region office with an exclusive event in Beverly Hills that honored Vice Mayor Sharona Nazarian and Beverly Hills Police Department Chief Mark Stainbrook.