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"Never Again": Beverly Hills Honors October 7 Victims
At Rexford Mini Park, city leaders, Israel's consul general and Rabbi Jonathan Aaron honored those lost three years ago as Beverly Hills develops a pe...
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Doggy Daze Returns to Beverly Hills With a Call for Vendors
Applications close October 15 for the free November 1 pet celebration at Roxbury Park, featuring adoptions, contests and a new Pet Ofrenda display.
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Beverly Hills Marks October as Civility Month
The city's annual observance highlights respectful conduct and positive neighbor relations. Recognition for the 2026 Embrace Civility Award is schedul...
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Beverly Hills Seeks Applicants for Two Planning Commission Seats
Applications are due October 23 for terms beginning in January and July 2027. The five-member panel reviews development proposals and advises the City...
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BHPD Confirms Vehicle in Campaign Sign Video Was Involved in Thefts
Police say a juvenile suspect has been identified and the case remains active. Their written response raises new questions about Councilmember Rebecca...
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Pynoos Caught Changing Her Story About BHPD and Stolen Signs
Beverly Hills Councilmember Rebecca Pynoos invoked the Beverly Hills Police Department to dismiss campaign sign theft allegations circulating alongsid...
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The Money Behind the BHUSD School Board Race
Donations, family loans and unpaid bills offer different measures of campaign strength. Beverly Hills voters should examine all three.
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Holocaust Documentary Screening Set for Beverly Hills High School
Leslie Gelrubin Benitah will join a local survivor for a November 9 conversation following a screening. Tickets are $10 and go on sale October 5.
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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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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 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...
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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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