The Beverly Hills Police Department has made a point to utilize modern technology in its policing efforts, and the effort appears to be working, BHPD Chief Mark Stainbrook told the City Council on Aug....
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Summer doesn’t end for another month, but officials in Beverly Hills are already gearing up for the city’s annual winter holiday celebration.
City staff and Rodeo Drive Committee president Kathy...
Staff members from the city of West Hollywood on Aug. 22 distributed drink spiking test strips to local bars, nightclubs and patrons, an effort that was soon followed by a special City Council meeting...
The Beverly Hills Police Department and the city’s Fire Department will conduct an active-shooter training exercise at Hawthorne Elementary School from 8-11 a.m. on Aug. 12 to help first responders...
The Burton Way Median Project in Beverly Hills is well underway, and residents can expect closures on westbound traffic to last through late September as a result of the construction.
Westbound...
Beverly Hills Mayor Lili Bosse made showcasing local businesses a priority during her third mayoral term, and it appears to be paying dividends for the establishments that participate, especially as the city...
The Beverly Hills City Council on Aug. 2 unanimously approved a resolution calling on the United Nations to disband the Independent International Commission of Inquiry on the Occupied Palestinian Territory,...
A Los Angeles County Superior Court jury has awarded the Beverly Hills Unified School District approximately $1 million in its eminent domain case against the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation...
Vincent Edward Scully died in his Hidden Hills home on Aug. 2. He was 94.
The iconic sportscaster served as the voice of the Dodgers and so many more for 67 years, but his Brooklyn accent – a nostalgic...
The Los Angeles Police Department’s Wilshire Division on July 28 responded to a protest that resulted in three arrests for felony vandalism after the Los Angeles County Museum of Art’s “Urban...
The reigning Super Bowl champion Los Angeles Rams received the fruits of their labor on July 21, when players and coaches were presented with their championship rings during a private event at Sony...
BOLD Summer, a program to support local businesses, has returned to Beverly Hills after being limited during the pandemic, and organizers are optimistic that the initiative will be successful in spite...
The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health on July 29 announced that it will not reinstate indoor masking requirements, but the city of Beverly Hills was not planning to enforce any such mandate,...
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors has proposed amending the county’s charter to allow it to remove an elected sheriff if four of the five supervisors agree to do so, drawing sharp criticism...
Children in the area will have fewer places to play after playground equipment at Pan Pacific Park was damaged in a fire at approximately 12:30 a.m. on July 12, according to the Los Angeles Fire Department....
Beverly Hills Unified School District construction projects will re-commence on July 25 after a brief hiatus, as the district’s project inspectors were given the “green light” to move forward...
Homeless encampments have popped up near the La Brea Tar Pits and the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, and the city has started the process to provide individuals in those encampments with services.
According...
Adam Friedman, the son of Beverly Hills City Councilman Lester Friedman, pleaded not guilty on July 18 to a felony and misdemeanor charge for allegedly creating a fake Instagram account that impersonated...
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