After a student at Beverly Hills High School “verbalized some concerning thoughts,” BHUSD officials and Beverly Hills Police Department officers initiated an investigation, administering searches,...
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The Beverly Hills City Council approved new protections for renters during the Dec. 13 meeting, removing provisions from the rent stabilization ordinance allowing landlords to evict tenants for the purpose...
Construction crews working on the Los Angeles County Museum of Art’s David Geffen Galleries have installed steel beams across the support infrastructure for the expansion of the museum...
After Beverly Hills High School wrestling coach Ryan Faintich was fired for allegedly shoving a student during an altercation on campus, wrestlers and their families attended a Nov. 22 BHUSD Board of Education...
Construction continues on the Los Angeles County Museum of Art’s David Geffen Galleries, with crews this week installing supporting infrastructure for a bridge spanning Wilshire Boulevard...
A decade ago, approximately 2,000 prospective officers applied every year to the Beverly Hills Police Department. This year, the department received approximately 500 applications, BHPD Chief...
Lance McCutcheon, a rookie wide receiver for the Los Angeles Rams, made some good plays during the pre-season, yet said he feels he has yet to establish himself since the regular season began on Sept....
Outgoing Beverly Hills city manager George Chavez grew up in the San Gabriel Valley city of Alhambra with eight siblings. In such a large family, everyone takes on a leadership role, and George was no exception,...
Hanukkah. Hanukah. Chanukah. There’s no one way to spell it – or celebrate it. From Mexican-themed parties to country club dinners, Jewish organizations across Los Angeles are offering myriad ways...
The Beverly Hills City Council extended the OpenBH program until Sept. 30 as it works to convert the COVID-19-era initiative into a permanent program. But questions remain, including how the city will...
In an effort to stay afloat during the pandemic, Spring Place, a co-working space at 9800 Wilshire Blvd. and 121 Spaulding Drive, began hosting events on its rooftop. But these events violated the building’s...
Mark Stainbrook was motivated to interview for the role of Beverly Hills Police Department chief because he wanted the challenge of leading a department on the cutting edge.
He arrived...
When Ben Yaffet takes the stage at the Saban Theatre on Dec. 15, he will be filled with anticipation.
Yaffet is co-founder and musical director of Koolulam, an Israeli music act that teaches...
In 2019, photos of high school students in Newport Beach arranging their solo cups in the shape of a swastika went viral. Holocaust Museum L.A. CEO Beth Kean invited the students to tour the museum,...
Beverly Hills Police Department Detective Chris Coulter was one of the first officers on scene after a woman was shot during an armed robbery on the patio of Il Pastaio restaurant in March 2021.
On...
A Los Angeles Superior Court judge set a new pretrial hearing date of Jan. 4 for Adam Friedman, son of Beverly Hills City Councilman Lester Friedman. Adam Friedman is facing two misdemeanor charges...
The Beverly Hills Unified School District Board of Education on Nov. 22 unanimously approved a $26,000 architectural services agreement for the design of the BulldogAid Wellness Center at the Beverly...
Karen Bass, the first woman elected mayor of Los Angeles, greeted supporters in front of the Ebell Theatre on Nov. 17 after defeating developer Rick Caruso.
Flanked by supporters, Bass...
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