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Beverly Hills Begins Lower Speed Limit Rollout October 1
Limits will drop to 20 mph on shopping district streets and 30 mph on several major corridors, with enforcement tied to installation of new signs.
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Audriana Levian Turns Fashion Toward Breast Cancer Support
Levian is planning an October benefit in Beverly Hills and a New York presentation to support patients facing financial hardship.
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Beverly Hills Art Show Returns Oct. 17 for Two-Day Run
The free show will fill four blocks of Beverly Gardens Park with original art, live music and activities.
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Beverly Hills High School to Host Oct. 1 College Fair
Students and parents can meet representatives from more than 30 colleges during the evening event on the school's third-floor patio.
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Former Beverly Hills Deputy Fire Chief Arrested in Stalking Case
Alfred Poirier, 63, was released on $150,000 bond as police investigate allegations involving computer-generated images posted at city facilities.
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Beverly Hills Chamber Backs Prop. 45 Approval Overhaul
The Chamber says California's approval process drives up clean energy costs, backing a November ballot measure that would change environmental review and legal challenges for qualifying projects.
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Lipton Gallery Opens in Beverly Hills With Art, Antiques and Rare Coins
The Olympic Boulevard gallery brings fine art, Tiffany lighting, rare coins and a Saint-Gaudens bronze under one roof.
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Youth Sports Fees Fall, Greystone Film Charges Rise
A city fee overhaul shifts youth sports to lower-cost city facilities while requiring more money upfront for Greystone production bookings.
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Planning Commission Picks Caught in Fight Over Interview Process
The proposed appointments involve one vacant seat and another that does not open until 2027; the Sept. 22 debate turned on notice and fairness.
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