It’s happening, slowly but surely. More and more people are discovering “Washington West,” actual formal name the Washington West Business District (WWBD), it’s a unique collection of artisan restaurants, creative businesses, and specialty retail and …[READ MORE]
While the CCHS Marching Band played on the sidewalk, those who looked up might have noticed a different sort of announcement on the electronic marquee above the school. “CCUSD Thanks Hodgetts & Fung” was a …[READ MORE]
Saurday Sept. 23rd at 2:30 pm, Black Talkies On Parade presents the 2011 documentary Black in Latin America. The Clayton Museum will screen Part 1 – Haiti & the Dominican Republic: An Island Divided and …[READ MORE]
Last week Culver City High School offered the annual College Fair and new Career Fair, an integral part of the start of a new academic school year. Annually students and families are reminded of the …[READ MORE]
It was a crowded and festive scene on Jasmine Avenue Tuesday evening September 19 as the Sister City committee welcomed the delegation from Capo d”Orlando at the start of a ten day visit to complete …[READ MORE]
Paul Rudnick’s new play “Big Night” had its launch at the Kirk Douglas Theater last weekend, and while it takes on some very big ideas with great humor, it falls short of satisfaction. “It’s an …[READ MORE]
NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope helped an international team of astronomers find that an unusual object in the asteroid belt is, in fact, two asteroids orbiting each other that have comet-like features. These include a bright …[READ MORE]
Protecting foster children and reforming the juvenile and criminal justice systems to put greater emphasis on prevention, rehabilitation and maintaining family cohesion are among the nine proposals by Sen. Holly J. Mitchell that await action …[READ MORE]
DACA Renewal – If you need help, all the help you need is here on Thursday, September 21st, 2pm – 7pm at the Culver City Middle School in the Multi-Purpose room, from 2-5pm, or the …[READ MORE]
On Monday, August 28, 2017, Culver City’s Transit Oriented Development (TOD) Visioning Study consultant, Johnson Fain, presented preliminary project recommendations to the City Council. The Study focuses on the future of mobility in Culver City …[READ MORE]
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