Week in Review: State Gives More Money to Public Schools, Vice Mayor Visits D.C., Superintendent Search Heats Up

It was a big week for Beverly Hills news. Here's the top stories from May 15-21.

1. Gov. Jerry Brown's modified budget promises next year. This means more money for the Beverly Hills Unified School District.

2. The Beverly Hills Police Department will participate in a from May 23 to June 5.

3. In its ongoing efforts to oppose subway tunneling under Beverly Hills High School, Vice Mayor William Brien for a legislative advocacy meeting.

4. Dr. Gary Woods, the superintendent of the San Marino Unified School District, is in negotiations to accept the job as .

5. Residents are divided over the proposal for a , which would include a gymnasium, as well as space for teens and seniors.

Also check out Beverly Hills Buzz, Patch's business column. This week we featured Peter Stris, who also has a Harvard law degree and has argued before the United States Supreme Court.

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