The Los Angeles LGBT Center held an in-person Thanksgiving feast for the first time in three years on Nov. 22, welcoming approximately 300 community members to its Anita May Rosenstein Campus in Hollywood.
During...
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Beverly Hills Police Department officers on Nov. 18 arrested a man suspected of robbing a store in the 300 block of North Beverly Drive, BHPD Lt. Giovanni Trejo said.
At approximately 11:10 a.m.,...
In the summer of 1973, Chuck Levin was hired to register voters across California. To cover enough ground, he knew he needed the help of someone who was hardworking, reliable and up for the challenge....
The Golden Globes will return to Beverly Hills on Tuesday, Jan. 10, bringing Hollywood’s biggest stars to the Beverly Hilton.
“All of us are very excited to bring it back to Beverly Hills for the 80th...
Beginning Feb. 1, Beverly Hills residents can throw away their parking placards if they wish. The City Council on Nov. 15 approved the Preferential Parking Permit program, which will allow residents to register...
The Beverly Hills City Council has approved a 12-month pilot program to enhance homelessness services in the city. The city has allocated $664,958 to purchase updated case management software,...
The Beverly Hills Fire Department is investigating a fire on Nov. 12 that engulfed a series of carports at an apartment complex near Shirley Place and Olympic Boulevard. Eight individual carports and at least...
Flames were billowing from the open garage door on North Rexford Drive when Beverly Hills Fire Department battalion chief Mike Hand arrived on scene at 11:13 a.m. on Nov. 11.
In approximately 40 minutes,...
Beverly Hills Police Department officers arrested two burglary suspects in the 400 block of North Beverly Drive on Nov. 10 after receiving a report of individuals tampering with vehicles in the parking...
Approximately 1,700 Beverly Hills residents in the northeast portion of the city lost power during an outage that began at 10:30 p.m. on Nov. 5 and ended at 1:22 a.m. on Nov. 6, said Southern California...
Los Angeles High School was locked down for approximately 30 minutes on Nov. 4 after police received two threats of an active shooter on campus. Police determined the calls to be hoaxes and the campus...
Thousands of demonstrators marched through the streets of Beverly Hills on Nov. 5 in protest of the Iranian government, joining a global wave of opposition after the death of 22-year-old Mahsa Amini....
Author Brianna Wiest, 30, has spoken to audiences all across the world, from Italy to New York. However, on Friday, Nov. 4, she appeared in front of a City Hall for the first time in her career.
Wiest...
UPDATED NOV. 15
Updated totals were released on Nov. 15 in the election for two seats on the Beverly Hills Unified School District Board of Education. Rachelle Marcus remains...
Los Angeles High School was locked down for approximately 30 minutes on Nov. 4 after police received two threats of an active shooter on campus. Police determined the calls to be hoaxes and the campus...
A demonstration in solidarity with protestors against the Iranian government will be held from 1-4 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 5, outside Beverly Hills City Hall, 400 N. Crescent Drive. Attendees are asked...
Max Alexander Whitehead, a 20-year-old United Kingdom citizen, was arrested on Oct. 27 in connection with an August shooting on North Cañon Drive that left one person injured.
Whitehead was located...
Following repeated outages in the Trousdale Estates neighborhood of Beverly Hills, some residents are considering a class-action lawsuit against Southern California Edison, Mayor Lili Bosse said during...
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