Dear Editor: I’d like to express my gratitude for the valuable and important job that social workers provide all year long. When life’s challenges become overwhelming, many people turn to a social worker for help. …[READ MORE]
Crime Blotter for March 19th through March 25th. Theft from Motor Vehicle: On March 19, 2013 at 12:00 pm, a victim came to the police department to report a theft of her property from her …[READ MORE]
It’s time to start forming teams and training for the inaugural Father’s Day Train4Autism Culver City 5/10K. This year’s race will benefit the Culver City Education Foundation and Train4Autism. It’s a fast, flat, kid-friendly course …[READ MORE]
Drivers in the Culver City area could start seeing delays starting Monday. Crews are set to begin working on the new Expo Line bridge that will extend over Venice Boulevard. Commuters should expect lane reductions …[READ MORE]
Just wanted to remind you that March 26, this Tuesday, the City Council will determine what the parameters will be for selling the property where the Fire Station was located on Segrell Way. I have …[READ MORE]
Calling all teachers! Meet up at the Mayme Clayton Library and Museum fora special breakfast and conversation with the creators of the 30 Mosques & 30 Days Ramadan project, Bassam Tariq and Aman Ali. Saturday …[READ MORE]
Balfour Beatty Construction and Culver City Unified School District are proud to announce that the New Synthetic Field and Track at Culver City High School is about to break ground! “Our athletic fields at the …[READ MORE]
Oh, yum – the Culver City Chamber of Commerce’s March “Business After Hours” Mixer will be at Copenhagen Pastry. Owner Karen Hansen offers an authentic taste of Denmark (translation: butter, sugar and flour) in recipes …[READ MORE]
“Time and tide wait for no man.” That cautionary message, which surfaced several centuries ago, is increasingly and urgently relevant today. Just ask the Level 7 students of Turning Point School in Culver City and …[READ MORE]
A team of international scientists using the W. M. Keck Observatory has made the most detailed examination yet of the atmosphere of a Jupiter-size planet beyond our solar system. According to lead author Quinn Konopacky, …[READ MORE]
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