The Beverly Hills Unified School Board voted 4-1 at its Oct. 19 meeting to use a state grant to hire a part-time parent liaison to work with families and the district to address problems around bullying.
Teenagers from seven different schools took part in Dance and Dialogue’s all-city workshop for a day of master dance classes that culminated in solo breakout performances at the Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts on Oct. 10.
The plot of this film is deceptively simple. A man is found dead at the foot of his chalet by his young son, an inexplicable accident if, indeed, it is one.
The city of Beverly Hills and its Community Services Department will celebrate 50 years of artistic excellence and community engagement in the Fall Art Show on Oct. 21 and 22 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Beverly Gardens Park.
Celebrating its third year, the Beverly Hills-based non-profit entity Not Today Cancer is inviting community members to race through Beverly Hills to raise funds and awareness to support cures for pediatric cancer.
After two years of trying, and failing to meet the state’s ambitious housing requirements, the city of Beverly Hills is hoping that its recently updated Housing Element plan will finally satisfy Sacramento. Every city in California is required to submit a Housing Element outlining how it
The city of Beverly Hills has issued a statement regarding the lawsuit filed Oct. 5 by DuPont Clinic, PC, a California professional corporation (“DuPont”) regarding the opening of their reproductive health services clinic at 8920 Wilshire Blvd. in Beverly Hills.
A worker was killed in a construction accident at Beverly Hills High School on Oct. 6.
The Women’s International Zionist Organization (WIZO) raised over $100,000 this week for survivors of the Hamas attacks.
Mayor Dr. Julian Gold and members of the Beverly Hills City Council joined a massive crowd of demonstrators at Beverly Gardens Park on Oct. 9 in denouncing the deadly surprise offensive in Israel led by the militant group Hamas.
