Local Decathletes to Compete at State Level
The Beverly Hills High School Academic Decathlon team will compete at the state competition for the third year in a row.
BHUSD Board Considers Hebrew Lessons for Middle Schoolers
Over the past few weeks, school staff have surveyed middle and elementary school students and families to gage interest in Hebrew classes. At the Feb. 28 Beverly Hills Unified School District (BHUSD) Board of Education meeting, Superintendent Dr. Michael Bregy presented the findings.
City Conducts Transit Circulator Test Run
The city of Beverly Hills conducted a test run of its Transit Circulator program on March 2. The small bus took passengers around a loop spanning approximately five miles with stops near Beverly Hills Library, La Cienega Park, and Cedars-Sinai Urgent Care, among others.
Metro Updates D Line Progress
At its quarterly in-person community meeting for the Purple (D Line) Extension Transit Project on March 1, Metro representatives shared the latest construction updates for sections one and two in Beverly Hills, including the Wilshire/La Cienega station, opening
Business with Bosse Meets at The Hideaway
Nearly 200 residents joined Mayor Lili Bosse on Feb. 27 for a Business with Bosse event at The Hideaway.
City Settles Former Employee’s Age Discrimination
A 70-year-old former Beverly Hills senior recreation supervisor who once assisted with management of the city-owned Greystone Mansion & Gardens has settled her lawsuit alleging the city denied her promotions because of her age and that she was ultimately forced to resign in 2019 due
“Independent Spirit Awards” – Always Distinctive
The Independent Spirit Awards ceremony will take place March 4 under a tented pavilion in Santa Monica, provided the weather cooperates. Although they've survived rain in the past, the recent gale force winds might put a dent in the tent. But first and most important,
Community Services Showcase Planned for March 5
The Department will showcase its classes, programs and 2023 Summer Camps.
Planning Commission Discusses ADU Draft Ordinance
A future ADU-focused draft ordinance could, among other things, allow for an increase in the allowable height for ADUs–which are commonly known as "second units," "granny flats," or "mother-in-law units"–in Beverly Hills.
New Complex at West LA VA to House Senior Military Veterans
Elected officials, nonprofit leaders, military veterans and advocates as well as members of the media gathered at the VA on Feb. 28 for the grand opening of the building.