Registration for Spring Session I Swim Classes begins this Thursday, March 16 at 7am for Facility Members. Your child will love making a splash and making new friends. Register online starting Thursday at 7am. Facility …[READ MORE]
An enormous young planet approximately 300 light-years from Earth has given astrophysicists a rare glimpse into planetary evolution. The planet, known as HD 106906b, was discovered in 2014 by a team of scientists from the …[READ MORE]
On behalf of Chief Bixby, you are invited to attend the Police Department’s Community Forum to address questions/concerns related to CCPD’s role in immigration enforcement. In a previous statement to the community, Bixby offered, ” …[READ MORE]
The problems facing the school board on March 14, 2017 were pretty wonderful. Any school board in America would be pleased to have these problems. A president leaving with nothing but praise from her colleagues, …[READ MORE]
The City Manager’s Report is a bi-weekly collection of events and news from city hall, put together by Nachbar and staff, to keep you updated on the latest from Fire and Police, Parks and Recreation, …[READ MORE]
Pedestrian-based live art experience “Remote L.A.” opens Tuesday, March 14 at 4 p.m. as part of Center Theatre Group’s 50th season at the Mark Taper Forum. Created and conceived by Stefan Kaegi and Jörg Karrenbauer …[READ MORE]
CycleBar, a new concept in indoor cycling that offers a high energy workout in a rock concert-like atmosphere, will celebrate the opening of its first Los Angeles-based studio in Culver City, located at 4130 Sepulveda Blvd., …[READ MORE]
The March 2nd opening reception of UP the CREEK! Ballona Watershed + Art drew about 100 students and community members to view art that presented a vision of the creek, This unique CC100 exhibit, continues …[READ MORE]
With School Board President Sue Robins set to depart on March 30, 2017, a long list of applicants has stepped forward to fill the post. The board is set to adopt a resolution at their …[READ MORE]
Double M Jazz Salon continues its legacy at the Mayme A. Clayton Library & Museum in Culver City. Jazz Baroness Mimi Melnick first began Double M Jazz Salon in 1996 in her Encino home on …[READ MORE]
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