Girls and boys, ages 5-8, will learn how to serve, bump, set and spike in a fast-paced session of volleyball in the Little Spikers Clinic, April 15-May 20, 4:00-5:30 p.m., conducted by the Culver Volleyball …[READ MORE]
Images returned from the European Space Agency’s Rosetta mission indicate that during its most recent trip through the inner solar system, the surface of comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko was a very active place—full of growing fractures, collapsing …[READ MORE]
Recently, we have received inquiries and comments from some of our community members expressing fears about the election results and its impact on our community, specifically as it relates to immigration enforcement and deportation. It …[READ MORE]
Come celebrate Arbor Day with Council Members, staff, and visitors from the Senior Center on Thursday, March 30, at 10:30am. The tree planting ceremony will take place on the Culver Blvd. side of the Senior …[READ MORE]
With funding from the school bond, Culver City Unified School District has a long list of improvements, upgrades and remodels in the pipeline. Many construction projects are slated for this summer, and activity will touch …[READ MORE]
With only one item on the agenda, the City Council had a very clear mission on Monday, March 20, 2017. To enact a 45 day moratorium on the lower and upper Culver Crest to “address …[READ MORE]
In the unfortunately ongoing saga, short term rental property is still creating problems. Despite my greatest hopes, the traffic has not stopped. The house continues to be a taxi service station of people coming and …[READ MORE]
“Is the President compromised?” That was the main question I had earlier this month during a hearing the House Foreign Affairs Committee held on Russia’s successful intervention in our election. And I think answering that …[READ MORE]
There will be one more Juli party. The memorial for Juli Leeds will be held at the Grace Lutheran Church on Overland Ave. in Culver City on March 25, 2017 at 2 pm, to be …[READ MORE]
Black Talkies On Parade welcomes back jazz historian and archivist Mark Cantor. Mark will present a curated show of shorts and clips celebrating Jazz on the West Coast. The program features a variety of jazz …[READ MORE]
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