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Beverly Hills Voices Rise as Iran Faces Growing Uprising
As protests intensify across Iran, Beverly Hills leaders and Iranian American advocates are emerging as prominent voices calling for freedom, human rights, and an end to the Islamic Republic’s rule.
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Golden Globes Red Carpet Rolls Out in Beverly Hills
Beverly Hills officially kicked off Golden Globes weekend as Mayor Sharona Nazarian joined Nikki Glaser for the annual red carpet rollout, marking the start of one of Hollywood’s most anticipated events.
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Former Beverly Hills Mayor Robert K. Tanenbaum Dies at 83
Robert K. Tanenbaum, a former Beverly Hills mayor and bestselling legal thriller author, was remembered by family as a man of integrity, public service, and deep love for his community.
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El Rodeo Elementary Cleared After Utility Fire
A small electrical fire in an exterior utility room at El Rodeo Elementary School was quickly contained late last month, with no injuries reported and no damage to classrooms or instructional areas, Beverly Hills Unified School District officials confirmed in an update released this week.
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Golden Globes Road Closures to Impact Beverly Hills Beginning January 2
A series of lane reductions, street closures, and parking restrictions will affect Wilshire Boulevard, North Santa Monica Boulevard, and nearby residential streets ahead of the 2026 Golden Globe Awards at the Beverly Hilton.
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BHUSD Trustee Russell Stuart Marks New Year at Jerusalem’s Western Wall
Beverly Hills Unified School District Board of Education Member Russell Stuart marked the start of the New Year with a deeply personal and symbolic visit to the Kotel, also known as the Western Wall, in Jerusalem, one of Judaism’s holiest sites.
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BVMS student Ella Lee honored for water conservation artwork
Beverly Vista Middle School eighth-grade student Ella Lee has been recognized by the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California as one of just 36 student artists selected for its 2026 Being Waterwise Student Art Program, placing her among a small group chosen from across the region.
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Mayor Sharona Nazarian speaks out amid renewed unrest in Iran
Beverly Hills Mayor Sharona Nazarian issued a message of solidarity with the Iranian people this week, as Iran faces renewed economic strain and political unrest more than four decades after the 1979 revolution.
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Sprinkles Cupcakes to close all locations, founder confirms
Sprinkles Cupcakes, the bakery chain known for its storefronts and cupcake ATMs, is shutting down permanently, founder Candace Nelson says, closing a chapter that began in Beverly Hills in 2005.
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