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BHUSD Trustee Russell Stuart Attends Borrowed Spotlight Holocaust Portrait Exhibit
Beverly Hills Unified School District Trustee Russell Stuart and his wife, author Lisa Stuart, attended the Los Angeles exhibition of Borrowed Spotlight Holocaust Portrait Exhibit at LAUNCH, a portrait project pairing Holocaust survivors with public figures to preserve testimony and historical memory.
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Ozzy Osbourne Remembered in Emotional Tribute at the 2026 Grammys
The 2026 Grammy Awards paused the spectacle Sunday night to honor the late Ozzy Osbourne, with a raw and emotional tribute led by Post Malone and joined by some of rock’s most recognizable figures.
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Sharona Nazarian Launches Reelection Bid in Beverly Hills
In a bid to continue her leadership amid evolving community needs, Beverly Hills Mayor Dr. Sharona Nazarian has announced her reelection campaign, emphasizing public safety, sustainability, and resident engagement as key pillars for the city's future.
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Stern Brown Act Violation Triggers Nullified Vote and Sabag Reelection
The Beverly Hills Unified School District did not revisit its vice president selection as a matter of preference. It acted on legal guidance. After an independent investigation by district counsel identified a Brown Act violation involving Dr. Amanda Stern, the Board was advised to cure the issue by reconsidering the prior vote in open session. The Board followed that recommendation, amended its bylaws, and held a new election that again resulted in Sigalie Sabag serving as vice president.
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A Stage Worth the Wait at Beverly Hills High
After nearly a decade in silence, the reopening of K.L. Peters Auditorium was not just a ribbon cutting. It was a clear statement about what Beverly Hills Unified School District values, students, craft, history, and follow-through.
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BHUSD Prevails Over Lifschitz in Court as Judge Denies TRO Request
Beverly Hills Unified School District announced today that a judge denied a request for a temporary restraining order seeking to block the Board of Education from conducting public business, marking a legal win for the district.
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Beverly Hills Basketball Delivers Statement Win Over Milken
Beverly Hills High School’s boys’ varsity basketball team delivered a decisive 65–44 victory over Milken Community School in front of a packed Swim Gym, capping a weekend that showcased not just athletic success, but a growing sense of unity across the BHHS campus and the wider community.
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Murder Charge Filed After Fatal Wilshire–San Vicente Attack
A violent midday assault near Wilshire Boulevard and San Vicente Boulevard has now been classified as a homicide. Authorities say the victim died days after the attack, and the suspect is facing a murder charge with the most severe penalties under California law.
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Mirisch Legal Fight Tests Beverly Hills Term Limits
Current Beverly Hills City Council member John Mirisch has filed a lawsuit challenging the city’s application of its term-limit law, arguing it unfairly bars him from running for a fifth term. His legal claim is based on state precedent and language saying term limits should apply only to future service, creating a high-stakes test of local election rules.
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