Following more than an hour of sometimes contentious public comment, the Los Angeles City Council voted unanimously on Nov. 1 to approve Councilman Paul Koretz’s motion to adopt the International...
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A few months after meeting her future husband in 1989, Beverly Hills resident Janey Sweet traveled with him to Israel on a benefit mission for Technion – Israel Institute of Technology.
She said...
The Beverly Hills City Council on Nov. 1 approved the development agreement for the mixed-use Cheval Blanc project, clearing the last hurdle for a luxury development that will transform the northern...
When Melissa Hillis became a firefighter in 1998, women were not as welcomed in the profession as they are today, she said. More than two decades later, firefighting is still dominated by men, and Hillis...
A motorcyclist died following a a collision with an SUV in the intersection of Santa Monica and Wilshire boulevards on Oct. 26, Beverly Hills Police Department Lt. Giovanni Trejo said.
Police were...
More than 2,000 residents in the Trousdale Estates neighborhood of Beverly Hills lost power on Oct. 24 in the latest of a series of outages in the area.
Southern California Edison spokesman...
After publishing a 46-page report this month that detailed decades-long deficiencies at the Los Angeles Department of Animal Services, L.A. City Councilman Paul Koretz, 5th District, will introduce...
For weeks, Jewish advocacy groups have warned that Kanye West’s hateful rhetoric could inflame antisemitism rising across the country.
Their predictions have beared out. Extremists giving Nazi...
A Beverly Hills High School student on Oct. 20 had to be restrained by three security guards following an “incident [that] involved the willful use of force on school employees,” prompting an internal...
After fits and starts, the Beverly Hills Public Library has reinstated its pre-pandemic hours, city librarian Karen Buth said during the Oct. 18 Beverly Hills City Council meeting.
“In April,...
With roughly three weeks before election day, the five candidates for the Beverly Hills Unified School District Board of Education convened during a forum this week to make their case to voters.
During...
Between 2012 and 2015, overdoses in the United States from fentanyl and other synthetic opioids rose by 264%, Beverly Hills Police Department Lt. Giovanni Trejo said during an Oct. 18 Beverly Hills...
Following a power outage last month that left 213 Trousdale Estates residents without electricity for more than a day, Southern California Edison employees appeared before the Beverly Hills City Council...
The Los Angeles Department of Animal Services only has enough resources to properly run four of its six shelters for 2022, City Councilman Paul Koretz, 5th District, said.
The Great Recession of 2007...
Ye, the artist formerly known as Kanye West, who is as well known for his outlandish behavior and polemic views as for his contributions to music and fashion, spurred outrage after a series of antisemitic...
The Beverly Hills City Council voted unanimously on Oct. 11 to adopt a resolution condemning the beatings and deaths of three women by Iran’s morality police, and calling on the United States government...
Shoshana Braude, a third-grade teacher at Bais Chaya Mushka, a Jewish orthodox school at 9051 W. Pico Blvd., has spent decades teaching her students Jewish principles while molding them in to the best,...
Although California has enjoyed historic budget surpluses in recent years, the state’s funds are distributed unequally, and the disparity is evident in soaring rents, rising crime and homelessness,...
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