Business with Bosse Visits L’Hermitage Beverly Hills
Beverly Hills Mayor Lili Bosse hosted another successful Business with Bosse gathering on Feb. 8.
New Gardening Classes Available at Greystone Mansion and Gardens
The city's Community Services Department is offering new adult gardening workshops in February and March at Greystone Mansion and Gardens.
Multigenerational Brunch Brings Together Holocaust Survivors, Middle Schoolers at Sinai Temple
"Amazing." "Moving." "Vital." These were just a few of the words used to describe a recent brunch that brought together Holocaust survivors, eager to share their incredible stories, and middle school students–eager to listen.
Mayor Bosse Welcomes Mayor Ohana
Ohana is the first woman to hold that position in the history of Yeroham.
Burt Bacharach Dies at Age 94
Burt Bacharach, the prolific Oscar-winning composer whose long string of hits including "I Say A Little Prayer,'' "Walk On By'' and "What The World Needs Now Is Love'' made him one of the most enduring songwriters in pop history, has died at age 94, his
El Rodeo Elementary School to Reopen in 2024
After a multi-year construction period, El Rodeo Elementary School is scheduled to reopen on June 30, 2024, for the 2024-2025 school year.
Bill Russell: Legend’
This two-part series on Netflix plays out chronologically beginning with his family's move from Monroe, Louisiana to Oakland, California.
Beverly Hills Fire Department Investigating House Fires
The Beverly Hills Fire Department is investigating the causes of two heavy fires that engulfed a pair of Beverly Hills residences on the morning of Feb. 3.
Two New Beverly Hills Cultural Events Set for This Spring
This spring, two new arts and culture events will debut in Beverly Hills: the inaugural Festival Beverly Hills on March 12, and "MADE in Beverly Hills," a four-day festival beginning May 4 that celebrates the city's architecture and culture.
Council Mulls Changes to Rent Control Protections
At its Feb. 7 regular meeting, the Council considered changing a provision in its Rent Stabilization Ordinance (RSO) regarding evictions for building demolition or condo conversions in an effort to protect tenants. Ultimately, it decided not to do so due to confusion over the impacts