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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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Arnaz Mini Park Rebuild Drops Butterfly Features as Costs Rise
The council approved new play equipment and safety surfacing, but two planned shade structures were cut after bids came in high.
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Corman Outlines Beverly Hills Priorities at State of the City
At Greystone Mansion, Mayor Craig Corman outlined priorities for public safety, city finances, housing and the 2028 Olympics, while offering NBC4’s Robert Kovacik heartfelt condolences over the loss of two colleagues.
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Peninsula Drops Appeal After One Beverly Hills Utility Deal
An agreement ended a challenge to Edison work outside the hotel, but its terms and the construction schedule were not made public.
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Rodeo Drive Holiday Event Pairs City Money With Sponsors
The Nov. 19 celebration carries a $712,575 event budget, planned street closures and a sponsor-backed fireworks finale.
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Beverly Hills Changes Fee Formula for $1 Billion Projects
The city says project-specific charges will recover review costs; the public has no estimate yet of what any developer will pay.
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BHHS Career Academy Welcomes Record 52 Students
Students began a new year of hotel rotations at six Beverly Hills properties, with monthly career workshops planned on campus.
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