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Giorgio Armani Dies at 91: A Legacy of Elegance and Innovation
The renowned Italian designer, who revolutionized fashion and built a global empire, passed away on September 4, 2025, leaving an indelible mark on style, including strong ties to Beverly Hills.
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Beverly Hills School District's Antisemitism Resolution Sparks Controversy and Reversal
The Beverly Hills Unified School District's effort to combat antisemitism through flag displays ignited debate, leading to a superintendent's veto and a restrictive new policy amid safety concerns.
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Ryan Gohlich Named Incoming Beverly Hills City Manager
Gohlich’s appointment marks a key transition for Beverly Hills as current City Manager Nancy Hunt-Coffey retires in 2026.
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Beloved Celebrity Restaurateur Dan Tana Dead at 90
The death of Dan Tana marks the loss of the restaurateur whose namesake became a favorite for Beverly Hills residents, celebrities, and Hollywood power players.
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BHUSD Board Member's Quiz Challenges Students to Think Smarter
Dr. Amanda Stern’s quiz at Beverly Hills High School blends fun and education, challenging students to outwit district leaders with style.
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Beverly Hills Schools Unveil Modernized District Website
The Beverly Hills Unified School District launched a redesigned website, featuring a unified calendar, virtual alumni hall of fame, and streamlined navigation to enhance community engagement.
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Beverly Hills Police Arrest Suspect in Elderly Scam Operation
The Beverly Hills Police Department apprehended a suspect in a sophisticated scam targeting an elderly resident, recovering funds and uncovering a broader criminal scheme.
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Beverly Hills Council Boosts Police Signing Bonuses Amid Staffing Tensions
The Beverly Hills City Council approved higher signing bonuses for police recruits and a new labor agreement with management, as negotiations continue with rank-and-file officers.
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Beverly Hills Approves Pickleball Court Expansions, Noise Rules
The Beverly Hills City Council voted to convert tennis courts to pickleball at La Cienega and Roxbury, addressing noise and overcrowding concerns with new regulations.
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