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Peter Ostroff's Incapable of Improvement Claim Is an Embarrassment
Our grade for Peter Ostroff's final election hit in this week's Beverly Hills Weekly: a big, fat F. After weeks of swipes at Board of Education Presid...
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Russell Stuart Calls Out Attacks on BHUSD’s Kids and Progress
At the Oct. 27 meeting, Stuart urged the community to protect the district’s reputation and pointed to metrics he said were moving in the right direct...
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Council Divides 2-2 on Regional Affordable Housing Trust
Members disagreed over joining the four-city funding structure, including its proposed $377,220 operating budget and control of future housing awards.
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Council Pushes Back on $70,000 Golden Globes Fee Waiver
Council members supported the January ceremony while questioning why a commercial production should be excused from city permit charges.
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Beverly Hills Rejects Metro Holiday Construction Waiver
Metro sought a fallback for overnight paving near the Beverly Drive station. Existing underground and staging-yard work remains permitted during the h...
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Beverly Hills Welcomes Families to a Renovated La Cienega Playground
Separate play areas for younger and older children, shade canopies and rubber surfacing are among the renovated playground's features.
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BHPD Plans Halloween Haunted House and Trick-or-Treating Oct. 28
Costumes are required, and the haunted house is recommended for ages 10 and older. The event flyer also lists Pink Patch sales supporting breast cance...
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Beverly Hills Liaisons Back $11.25 Billion Housing Bond
The proposed bond offers potential funding opportunities for Beverly Hills, but the city's lobbyist said voter approval would not promise the city an...
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Beverly Hills Liaisons Oppose Prop. 45 Over Review Limits
Planning staff described existing cases in which state housing deadlines do not align with public hearing dates, as council liaisons raised concerns a...
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Accidental Beverly Hills Sirens Spark Concern Among Residents
Neighborhood chats filled with questions about the unexpected alarm before residents shared the City's explanation that no emergency was underway.
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Wilshire Lane Closures Begin Oct. 10 for One Beverly Hills
Intermittent utility work is scheduled through December 6, with weekend daytime and weekday overnight hours. Left turns onto Whittier Drive may be una...
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Beverly Hills Art Walk Offers Four Guided Tours This Fall
The $10 tours begin at 10:30 a.m. and explore public sculptures in Beverly Gardens Park, with dates in October and November.
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