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Ty Walker

Ty Walker

Ty Walker covers local affairs with a focus on city government, community developments, and the decisions shaping daily life in Beverly Hills. His reporting centers on council actions, neighborhood issues, and civic updates that matter to residents. Ty keeps the emphasis on clear facts and practical context, without overstatement or filler.

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Sharon Osbourne Receives Champion for Israel Award in Beverly Hills
local · November 9, 2026
Sharon Osbourne Receives Champion for Israel Award in Beverly Hills

Jacki Karsh hosted the AFMDA gala, which also featured a performance by singer and former Beverly Hills resident Isabella Viking.

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Vice Mayor Mary Wells Endorses Judy Manouchehri for Reelection
politics · October 31, 2026
Vice Mayor Mary Wells Endorses Judy Manouchehri for Reelection

The former BHUSD board president cites her firsthand experience working with Manouchehri in school district and city government roles.

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BHPD Super Troopers Rally to Win Softball Championship
local · October 31, 2026
BHPD Super Troopers Rally to Win Softball Championship

After an 0-10 season, Beverly Hills police employees returned to the diamond and rallied from a 7-1 deficit to claim a 15-10 championship victory.

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Failed Council Candidate Andy Licht Targets Judy Manouchehri
local · October 30, 2026
Failed Council Candidate Andy Licht Targets Judy Manouchehri

Two unsuccessful Council campaigns. A famous overbudget film credit. Now Licht's campaign calls for a BHUSD shake-up without citing the district's lat...

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Russell Stuart Calls Out Attacks on BHUSD’s Kids and Progress
local · October 28, 2026
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 Approves $174,752 for SWAT and Conditional Drone Work
public-safety · October 23, 2026
Council Approves $174,752 for SWAT and Conditional Drone Work

The allocation includes $100,000 for rooftop drone construction, subject to eligible funding and further city approvals, and $74,752 for SWAT needs.

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Council Clears Removal of Alex Israel's Fin After $250,000 Payment
culture · October 23, 2026
Council Clears Removal of Alex Israel's Fin After $250,000 Payment

After nearly two years of talks about donating the cobalt-blue Fin, the property owner switched to a cash payment that was received by the city on Oct...

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Council Divides 2-2 on Regional Affordable Housing Trust
local · October 23, 2026
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
local · October 23, 2026
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
local · October 23, 2026
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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Kimberly Lifschitz's Holocaust Remarks Fuel Antisemitism Outrage
op-ed · October 21, 2026
Kimberly Lifschitz's Holocaust Remarks Fuel Antisemitism Outrage

A remark comparing Holocaust survivors to Pokémon has intensified controversy over Kimberly Lifschitz's comments about Jewish identity, raising seriou...

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Beverly Hills Welcomes Families to a Renovated La Cienega Playground
local · October 19, 2026
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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