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BHHS Honors More Than 130 Students At Awards Night
Beverly Hills High School honored more than 130 seniors during its annual Department Awards Night, recognizing achievement across academics, arts, leadership, journalism, career education and specialized pathways.
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BHHS Softball Seniors Honored On Senior Night
Beverly Hills High School recognized seniors Logan Strzelecki, Juliet Margolin, Paris Slowik and Rain Berlen during Senior Night, honoring their leadership and impact on the girls softball program.
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Beverly Hills Standoff Ends With Attempted Murder Suspect Arrested
A Beverly Hills police ALPR alert led to the arrest of attempted murder suspect Osvaldo Del Rio after a pursuit, crash and hours-long hostage standoff near Burton Way and Robertson Boulevard.
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Beverly Highlights Returns To Print At BHHS
Beverly Hills High School’s student newspaper, Beverly Highlights, has returned to print for the first time in nearly a decade, restoring a longstanding campus tradition of student journalism.
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BHHS Reopens Iconic Grand Lawn After Modernization
Beverly Hills High School celebrated the reopening of its newly completed Grand Lawn, marking a major milestone in BHUSD’s ongoing campus modernization program.
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BHUSD Approves Special Olympics Partnership
The Beverly Hills Unified School District Board of Education unanimously approved a partnership with Special Olympics Southern California to launch the Unified Champion Schools program across the district in 2026-27.
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Stainbrook To Retire After Fractured Tenure At BHPD
Beverly Hills Police Chief Mark Stainbrook will retire June 26, ending a tenure praised by City Hall for technology-driven policing but shadowed by a police union no-confidence vote and allegations of retaliation against the union president.
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BHUSD And Teachers Union Reach Tentative Agreement For 2026-27
The Beverly Hills Unified School District and the Beverly Hills Education Association have reached a tentative agreement for the 2026-27 school year, including a salary increase, added health benefits and new expectations around grading and student feedback.
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Party Endorsements Put Stuart and Pynoos at Center of Council Race
In a nonpartisan Beverly Hills City Council race, Russell Stuart’s endorsement from the Republican Party of Los Angeles County and Rebecca Pynoos’ Democratic support are sharpening the contest for the open seat being vacated by John Mirisch.
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