Ty Walker
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Kimberly Lifschitz's Antisemitic Attack Exposed in WhatsApp Chat
A kippah reduced to a costume prop and a container for airline nuts. Messages publicized by Street People of Beverly Hills expose Kimberly Lifschitz's...
Read MoreBHPD 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...
Read MoreBeverly 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...
Read MoreBeverly 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...
Read MoreAccidental 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.
Read MoreWilshire 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...
Read MoreBeverly 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.
Read More"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...
Read MoreDoggy 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.
Read MoreBeverly 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...
Read MoreBeverly 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...
Read MoreBHPD 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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