Storm Damage Relief Offered For Beverly Hills Property Owners

Homeowners in Beverly Hills could be eligible for a tax break if they experienced flooding, mudslides or other storm damage.

Beverly Hills Backs Off Battle With Hotel Worker's Union

The city had filed a nuisance complaint against Unite Here! Local 11, alleging early-morning protests outside two hotels bothered residents.

Beverly Hills Seeks Input For City Website Redesign

The city wants to hear from residents about how they use the current Beverly Hills website and what they want to see in a new one.

Pipeline Repairs Prompt Call For Water Conservation In Beverly Hills

A major pipeline is being shut off for three days in November, requiring the city to switch to a local water supply.

Israeli Diplomat To Speak At Beverly Hills City Council Meeting

The council is also set to consider changes to campaign finance rules and regulations around cannabis businesses.

Beverly Hills Hires New Director Of Community Development

The city will soon have a new person in charge of residential and commercial planning, community preservation, rent stabilization and more.

Beverly Hills Bans Silly String, Nair And Shaving Cream On Halloween

The favorite tools of youthful Halloween vandals have been banned for those under 21 in Beverly Hills.

Beverly Hills' Lobbying Agenda Focuses On Fentanyl-Related Bills

The city is putting its lobbying might behind a slate of federal and state bills, with a particular focus on fentanyl-related legislation.

Beverly Hills Seeks Landlord For Rent Stabilization Commission Seat

The city has a vacancy on the commission that advises the City Council on matters related to rent stabilization.

Beverly Hills Ficus Tree Removal Blocked Temporarily By Court

Thirty six ficus trees remain on Robertson Boulevard and an activist group is dead-set on preventing the city from cutting them down.

Beverly Hills Hires Arlen Eskandari As Building Official

Meet the man now in charge of building safety and plan review in Beverly Hills.

Beverly Hills Meets Water Conservation Goals

Water usage was 30 percent lower over the last year compared to the same period a decade ago.

Team Beverly Hills Is Now Accepting Applications

Want to get involved in local government? Or just curious about how it all works?

Beverly Hills Votes Down Cheval Blanc Project In Final Tally

The final tally is in: The "no" votes won by a razor-thin margin.

Beverly Hills' Cheval Blanc Election Initial Results Show Close Race

There's only 1 percentage point difference between "yes" and "no" votes so far.

Beverly Hills Community Development Director Takes New Job In SLO

Timothea Tway, who has been a key City Hall staffer for over a decade, is heading to the Central Coast.

Beverly Hills Seeks Members For Electrical Resilience Ad Hoc Committee

City officials are fed up with electricity disruptions, so they're exploring ways to make the city more energy independent.

Beverly Hills' Cheval Blanc Election Voting Begins

Voters will decide the fate of the massive hotel project planned for the Golden Triangle.

Beverly Hills Sets First 'Office Hours With Dr. Gold'

Residents can call in to air their thoughts about Beverly Hills.

Beverly Hills Tells Metro: No Subway Construction On Holidays

Metro claims it needs to work on upcoming holidays to keep the Purple Line Extension project on track, but Beverly Hills isn't convinced.

Beverly Hills Pushes Back On 5-Story Apartment Building On Doheny

Planning commissioners have issues with the project. But it's unclear if they'll have much ability to change the things they don't like.

Julian Gold Kicks Off 3rd Term As Beverly Hills Mayor

Gold's plans for his term include launching a new finance committee and exploring electricity independence and a health services department.

Beverly Hills Appoints Stephanie Harris As Community Services Director

Harris has worked for the city for over a decade and has been the department's interim director since January.

Beverly Hills Opts Not To Expand Affordable Housing – For Now

The city will reconsider additional affordable housing requirements and rent-control rules for some new construction later this year.

Beverly Hills Settles Former Employee's Age Discrimination Case

A 70-year-old former recreation supervisor claimed she was denied promotions and forced to resign because of her age.

County Official Who Took Bribes From Beverly Hills Developer Sentenced

A former official in Los Angeles County's real estate division admitted to accepting bribes from developers and lying to the FBI about it.

Volunteer For The 2023 LA Co. Homeless Count In Beverly Hills

Locals can sign up online for 3-4 hour shifts in the annual Los Angeles County Homeless Count, which will run from Jan. 21 to Jan. 26.

Keith Sterling Named Beverly Hills Deputy City Manager

Beverly Hills Public Information Officer Keith Sterling was named Deputy City Manager as beloved City Manager George Chavez retires.

Beverly Hills Mayor Lili Bosse Attends Antisemitism Summit

Beverly Hills Mayor Lili Bosse joined a massive summit for mayors in Athens, Greece Wednesday to combat antisemitism.

Hertzberg Concedes, Horvath Declares Victory In LA Co. Supervisor Race

West Hollywood City Council member Lindsey Horvath officially declared victory over Bob Hertzberg in the race for the District 3 seat.

Horvath Stretches Lead in LA County Supervisor's District 3 Race

While the race remains too close to call, Lindsey Horvath is leading in the race to represent Beverly Hills on the Board of Supervisors.

Marcus, Manouchehri Lead School Board Race: Early Election Results

The polls are closed in Beverly Hills, and voters have had their say on the school board race and many county-wide races.

Beverly Hills Election: Local Elections, Where To Vote

From where to cast your ballot to deciding on local and statewide candidates — here's your Beverly Hills voter guide.

Key To The City: Beverly Hills Council Honors Local Doctor

City council honored "beloved" former mayor and physician Charles Aronberg for his contributions to the Beverly Hills community.

Beverly Hills Nov. 8 Election: Deadline To Register Is Today

The Golden State's next big election is just around the corner. Here's what you need to know about registering.

San Vicente Blvd Library To Get Drug To Reverse Fentanyl Overdoses

Librarians will be trained to administer the drug to save people from overdoses under a plan approved by the LA County Board of Supervisors.

Beverly Hills Voter Guide: Local Races, Early Voting

From where to cast an early ballot to deciding on local and statewide candidates — here’s your Beverly Hills voter guide.

Real Housewives' Diana Jenkins Seeks Help To ID Racist Message Senders

Her attorneys asked a judge for a broader order to uncover the false Meta accounts used to send racist messages to her costar's teen son.

Watch: Beverly Hills Unified School District Candidate Forum

Candidates for the Beverly Hills Unified School District on Thursday participated in a forum to discuss their priorities.

Beverly Hills Seeks Default Judgment Against YouTube Creator, Promoter

The city of Beverly Hills filed a lawsuit over Austin McBroom's promotional event for the YouTubers vs. TikTokers boxing match.