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City Moves Forward on Gale Yard Housing RFP
By Mark Steele · February 14, 2026
City Moves Forward on Gale Yard Housing RFP

Beverly Hills City Council directed staff to advance environmental testing and draft an RFP for potential affordable housing at Gale Yard, a city-owne...

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BHHS Grand Lawn Returns After Decade of Campus Renewal
By Ty Walker · February 8, 2026
BHHS Grand Lawn Returns After Decade of Campus Renewal

The front lawn at Beverly Hills High School is set to reopen in early 2026, restoring a defining campus space after nearly a decade of construction. I...

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Holocaust Survivors Grace Peters Auditorium in Historic BHHS Assembly
By Ty Walker · February 5, 2026
Holocaust Survivors Grace Peters Auditorium in Historic BHHS Assembly

Beverly Hills High School marked the first full-school use of the newly reopened K. L. Peters Auditorium with a Holocaust Remembrance Day assembly fea...

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BHUSD Trustee Russell Stuart Attends Borrowed Spotlight Holocaust Portrait Exhibit
By Victoria Stiles · February 2, 2026
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 Spotlig...

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Stern Brown Act Violation Triggers Nullified Vote and Sabag Reelection
By Ty Walker · January 30, 2026
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...

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A Stage Worth the Wait at Beverly Hills High
By Grace Whitfield · January 29, 2026
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 H...

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Rose Kaiserman Takes the Helm of Newly Merged Health & Human Relations Commission
By Ty Walker · January 22, 2026
Rose Kaiserman Takes the Helm of Newly Merged Health & Human Relations Commission

As Beverly Hills combines its Health and Human Relations commissions, longtime civic leader Rose Kaiserman steps into the role of chair with a focus o...

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Horace Mann Elementary Brings Winter Wonderland to Campus
By Sarah Mitchell · January 22, 2026
Horace Mann Elementary Brings Winter Wonderland to Campus

Horace Mann Elementary transformed its campus into a festive Winter Wonderland, bringing students, families, and staff together for an evening of snow...

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Small Anti-ICE Protest Draws Seniors, Raises Timing Concerns in Beverly Hills
By Ray Thompson · January 12, 2026
Small Anti-ICE Protest Draws Seniors, Raises Timing Concerns in Beverly Hills

A predominantly senior crowd gathered for a last-minute anti-ICE protest in Beverly Hills hours before the Golden Globes, sparking questions about tim...

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El Rodeo Elementary Cleared After Utility Fire
By Ty Walker · January 5, 2026
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...

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Mayor Sharona Nazarian speaks out amid renewed unrest in Iran
By Ty Walker · January 2, 2026
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 polit...

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Castaic gas line rupture sends odor into Beverly Hills
By Ray Thompson · December 27, 2025
Castaic gas line rupture sends odor into Beverly Hills

A major natural gas pipeline rupture in Castaic forced freeway closures and prompted shelter-in-place orders; winds carried the odor south, leading to...

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