Beverly Hills News
Beverly Hills Continues Progress on Coldwater Canyon Rehabilitation
After considerable discussion at a study session prior to the vote, the Beverly Hills City Council voted Tuesday to approve a contract worth more than $5 million to repair a section of Coldwater Canyon Drive between Beverly Boulevard and Monte Cielo Drive as part of a larger, multi-year effort to rehabilitate the street.
Beverly Hills City Council Discussion Highlights Larger Legislative Issue
The Beverly Hills City Council discussed Tuesday night whether to continue supporting Senate Bill (SB) 1387. While the contents of the bill itself were under scrutiny, the drastic changes to the bill and the philosophy behind that decision became the topic of discussion.
Beverly Hills Approves $647 Million Budget for Fiscal Year 2024-2025
After a brief discussion at its regularly scheduled council meeting Tuesday, the Beverly Hills City Council approved its 2024-25 fiscal year budget with a fund total of $647.3 million. The financial state of the city is stable now, but projections show uncertainty in the city’s reserves over the next several years.
June’s Finest Free Festivals in West Los Angeles
Who says no to free events? We don’t, and neither should you. These June festivals on the Westside promise free entertainment including live music, kids activities, interactive exhibits, and delightful treats. Make the most of the summer without breaking the bank. Save this budget-friendly guide for your next fun outing with friends or family!
Beverly Hills Continues Progress on Coldwater Canyon Rehabilitation
After considerable discussion at a study session prior to the vote, the Beverly Hills City Council voted Tuesday to approve a contract worth more than $5 million to repair a section of Coldwater Canyon Drive between Beverly Boulevard and Monte Cielo Drive as part of a larger, multi-year effort to rehabilitate the street.
Beverly Hills City Council Discussion Highlights Larger Legislative Issue
The Beverly Hills City Council discussed Tuesday night whether to continue supporting Senate Bill (SB) 1387. While the contents of the bill itself were under scrutiny, the drastic changes to the bill and the philosophy behind that decision became the topic of discussion.
Beverly Hills Approves $647 Million Budget for Fiscal Year 2024-2025
After a brief discussion at its regularly scheduled council meeting Tuesday, the Beverly Hills City Council approved its 2024-25 fiscal year budget with a fund total of $647.3 million. The financial state of the city is stable now, but projections show uncertainty in the city’s reserves over the next several years.
June’s Finest Free Festivals in West Los Angeles
Who says no to free events? We don’t, and neither should you. These June festivals on the Westside promise free entertainment including live music, kids activities, interactive exhibits, and delightful treats. Make the most of the summer without breaking the bank. Save this budget-friendly guide for your next fun outing with friends or family!
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