The Los Angeles Film Festival (LAFF) returns to the Arclight Culver City in downtown Culver City September 20, and there are opportunities to help support the cinema. LAFF strives to build a positive and welcoming …[READ MORE]
Music can be one of the most creative and enjoyable aspects of an education, and tonight is one of the doors the the Culver City Unified School District holds open to discover talent, skill and …[READ MORE]
While there will be no controversy over school board candidates for the upcoming election, there is already conversation starting about Measure K, the parcel tax on the November ballot. With so much on the ballot, CCUSD …[READ MORE]
NASA’s Dawn mission is drawing to a close after 11 years of breaking new ground in planetary science, gathering breathtaking imagery, and performing unprecedented feats of spacecraft engineering. Dawn’s mission was extended several times, outperforming …[READ MORE]
It’s become a long standing tradition and a local holiday – Get to the beach and pick up some trash! It doesn’t even have to be beach; there are sites to work on Ballona Creek, …[READ MORE]
The California Air Resources Board announced the first four communities selected to launch the new Study of Neighborhood Air near Petroleum Sources, and Culver City is on the list. CARB developed SNAPS to study air …[READ MORE]
Described by the Los Angeles Conservancy as “one of the most breathtaking Modern buildings ever designed,” and “a truly remarkable building that nearly defies description,” the Robert Frost Auditorium on the Culver City High School …[READ MORE]
Since 1995, the Costa-Hawkins Act has limited cities’ ability to impose rent control. Loved by landlords and hated by tenants’ rights advocates, Costa-Hawkins has been blamed for many ills associated with California’s current housing crisis, …[READ MORE]
The City of Culver City will host the SnackNation Better Everyday 5K Run on Sunday, September 16, 2018. Road closures will begin at 6:00am and extend to 12:00pm. The Culver City Police Department will begin …[READ MORE]
Governor Jerry Brown is considering signing a bill that will push back the start time for California schools to 8:30 am, and there is a lot of concern from both the pro and con sides …[READ MORE]
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