Spring Street Lane: Stay or Go?
The Spring Street bike lane battle is again enjoined, reports the LA Times. Proponents view it as an important and
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Longer Wait for Bicycle Racks in Beverly Hills
As if to prove the skeptics right, bicycle racks won’t be hitting Beverly Hills sidewalks soon. According to the T&P
Read moreWhat a Difference a New Council Makes
Three of our five candidates for City Council this election cycle ran on platforms that featured transparency in local government
Read moreChaumont Bike Crush
From reader and walking advocate Ellen Lutwak comes this snap from Chaumont in Beverly Hills. Biker flash mob? Nope. It’s
Read moreJohn Mirisch BH Weekly Interview
Incoming Mayor John Mirisch gives the BH Weekly an interview to preview his priorities, including local government transparency and fiscal
Read morePublic Work Contracting: Less Oversight, More No-Bids
On the heels of a critical report concerning Beverly Hills United School District contracting oversight comes tonight’s Council agenda item
Read moreBH Support for Measure J Dropped 16%
LA Times analysis shows that ballot-box support for Measure J (the 30-year transit tax extension) dropped by 6% county-wide as
Read moreNew Mayor Talks Multimodal Mobility at City Council Installation
Beverly Hills pulled out all of the stops to celebrate the installation of the new City Council this past Wednesday
Read moreBeverly Hills Chamber’s ‘Beverly Hills Tomorrow’ Forum
Got $200 burning a hole in your pocket? Do you share the Beverly Hills Chamber’s “passion for innovation and inspiration”?
Read moreBHUSD Needs Better Risk Controls
Just over a year ago, BHUSD facilities director Karen Christiansen was found guilty of felony conflict of interest for triple-dipping the
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BHUSD Grapples with the Cost of Driving to School
Beverly Hills Unified School Board recently heard about the cost of student parking at the high school. Not the price
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Handheld Driver Distractions Prove Irrestible, CDC Survey Finds
If you have noticed while passing auto traffic that an increasing number of drivers are focusing on their mobile device
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Sunshine Week 2013 Wrap-Up
Wrapping up Sunshine Week, we are already looking ahead to 2014 with the hope that our municipalities will take a
Read moreWest Hollywood Punts on LaBrea Bicycle Lanes
City of West Hollywood had an opportunity to include bicycle lanes as part of the city’s reconstruction of the section
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How We Got Here: Mapes’s ‘Pedaling Revolution’ Review
With the accelerating installation of bike lanes, sharrows and signage in San Francisco, New York, and Los Angeles, it seems
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