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Real Estate & Retail
Beverly Hills adds eight restaurants in 2026 dining boom
Eight new restaurants have opened across Beverly Hills in 2026, spanning French, Italian, Japanese, Israeli and pan-Asian cuisines across the Golden Triangle, Canon Drive and the city's luxury hotel corridor.
Local Government
Local Government
Local Government
Local Government
Federal judge bars warrantless ICE arrests across SoCal
Local Government
Beverly Hills weighs up to $1 million in Olympic event spending
Local Government
Beverly Hills mayor sets Sept. 23 State of the City at Greystone
Local Government
Beverly Hills reviews $1 million Olympic event proposals
Local Government
Beverly Drive Metro station targets spring 2027 opening
Education
Education
Education
Education
View MoreBHUSD hosts preschool open house Friday at two campuses
BHUSD will host a preschool open house Friday, Sept. 25, from 3 to 5 p.m. at its Hawthorne and Horace Mann campuses, giving Beverly Hills families a look at the program as the district takes it over from the city.
Education
View MoreBHUSD takes over Beverly Hills preschool under $39M city deal
Beverly Hills Unified School District is assuming management of the city's preschool program in fall 2026 under a three-year Joint Powers Agreement worth nearly $39 million, and the board has directed staff to expand early childhood programming to serve children from birth.
Education
View MoreGarratt drops BHUSD lawsuit 28 days after filing
Former Beverly Hills High substitute teacher Joanie Garratt voluntarily dismissed her state court lawsuit against BHUSD on Sept. 14, just 28 days after filing it, but the "without prejudice" dismissal leaves the door open for her to refile.
Education
View MoreNewsom signs 13 child tech-safety laws affecting BHUSD families
Gov. Gavin Newsom signed 13 bills on Sept. 10 targeting social media and AI harms to children, adding state-level mandates as BHUSD implements its own technology restrictions and explores an AI graduation requirement.
Education
View MoreLater school starts boost sleep, grades for Beverly Hills students
A new National Bureau of Economic Research working paper finds California's mandatory later school start times increased student sleep by 13% and boosted eighth-grade test scores, with direct implications for Beverly Hills Unified School District families whose schools follow the law.
Education
View MoreIRS proposal threatens tax-exempt status at area private schools
The Trump administration proposed an IRS rule that would revoke tax-exempt status for private schools with race-based programs, putting Harvard-Westlake, Marymount, Buckley and Curtis under new scrutiny ahead of a May 2027 effective date.
Community
Community
Community
Community
View MoreFree Greystone celebration brings poetry, dance Sept. 19
The city of Beverly Hills will hold its free Great Outdoors at Greystone event on Saturday, Sept. 19, featuring LA Poet Laureate Brian Sonia-Wallace, an Ikebana workshop, a preview of "Gatsby Redux" and live music at Greystone Mansion & Gardens.
Community
View MoreBeverly Hills fire department earns international re-accreditation
The Beverly Hills Fire Department has been re-accredited by the Commission on Fire Accreditation International, making it one of only 127 agencies nationwide with both CFAI accreditation and a top-tier Class-1 ISO rating.
Community
View MoreBel Air Hills sets annual Fall Festival for Oct. 18
The Bel Air Hills Association will hold its free annual Fall Festival on Sunday, Oct. 18, at Roscomare Circle Park, open to all neighborhood residents regardless of membership.
Community
View MoreCedars-Sinai gala honors 'The Pitt' creators Oct. 11
Cedars-Sinai will honor HBO Max's "The Pitt" with the Hollywood Leadership Award and philanthropists Jaime and Andrew Schwartzberg with the Philanthropic Leadership Award at its Oct. 11 gala at the Warner Bros. Studio Lot in Burbank.
Ellie Nevel
Ellie Nevel is an Editor overseeing local news outlets. She holds a marketing degree from Illinois State University and brings that background to her work shaping how communities receive their news. Ellie is committed to delivering accurate, community-focused reporting on the issues that matter most to local readers.
Ellie Nevel
Ellie Nevel is an Editor overseeing local news outlets. She holds a marketing degree from Illinois State University and brings that background to her work shaping how communities receive their news. Ellie is committed to delivering accurate, community-focused reporting on the issues that matter most to local readers.
Ellie Nevel
Ellie Nevel is an Editor overseeing local news outlets. She holds a marketing degree from Illinois State University and brings that background to her work shaping how communities receive their news. Ellie is committed to delivering accurate, community-focused reporting on the issues that matter most to local readers.
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