As Culver City students, teachers, staff, and families head into summer to enjoy some much-deserved time off, the Culver City Unified School District will be busy with more than fifty construction projects each bringing us …[READ MORE]
The Culver City Police Department is currently accepting applications for its Citizen’s Police Academy. The Culver City Police Department Citizen’s Police Academy is designed to educate residents and local citizens on the various aspects of …[READ MORE]
The orchestra has a special relationship with composer William Grant Still: May 11, 1895-Dec. 3, 1978. Still was born in Mississippi, and learned to play the violin, piano, oboe and cello. He studied at the …[READ MORE]
It is with heavy hearts that we share the news that Rick Hodges passed away early this morning with his family surrounding him. In these final weeks of a most courageous battle, Rick was able …[READ MORE]
It’s the first week of June, and you know what that means – Yep, the summer is going to go speeding by, so let’s see what’s going on in Our Town: The Culver City Parks …[READ MORE]
Java Gala IX, our ninth annual benefit and celebration of AVPA, takes place at the Kirk Douglas Theatre TOMORROW, Saturday, June 3, at 8pm. This production is produced in partnership between the AVPA Foundation and …[READ MORE]
The Los Angeles Film Festival is returning to downtown Culver City on Thursday, June 14, 2017 at ArcLight Culver City. Produced by Film Independent, the Festival presents one-of-a-kind events featuring critically acclaimed filmmakers, industry professionals …[READ MORE]
A collaboration nearly seven years in the making, this June VOX Femina Los Angeles is proud to partner with choreographer Sarah Swenson, founder of Vox Dance Theatre, for the world premiere performance of Fire Within! …[READ MORE]
The Culver City Red Light Photo Enforcement Program was started in March, 1999. It became fully operational in January 2000. Red light cameras have been shown to substantially reduce red light violations. Over the past …[READ MORE]
The California Senate today approved the last in a package of criminal justice-reform bills seeking to improve public safety, save taxpayers money and put greater emphasis on prevention, rehabilitation and maintaining family cohesion. “We hope …[READ MORE]
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