Culver City Community News
A frequent bike-commuter and member of the Culver City Cultural Affairs Commission, Thomas Small shows an exceptional grasp of the concepts of – and need for – livable streets. In his response to Bike The …[READ MORE]
Los Angeles International Airport will temporarily deviate from over-ocean operations for three nights (12 AM – 6:30 AM) from Monday, March 14th through Wednesday, March 16th due to the closure of north outboard runway 24R/6L …[READ MORE]
The City is beginning the annual process to develop the City’s Fiscal Year 2016/2017 Budget. The budget, which is scheduled for final adoption by the City Council on June 27, 2016, sets the spending priorities for …[READ MORE]
The Fox Hills Neighborhood Association is presenting a Candidates Forum for this upcoming City Council election. Fox Hills has the lowest voter turnout in Culver City! However, we have the highest number of registered voters. …[READ MORE]
Scott Wyant has secured more key endorsements this week with the addition of the Culver City Firefighters as well as winning the ‘Ask to Know’ straw poll conducted after hearing presentations from City Council candidates. …[READ MORE]
In a welcome step in the right direction, Federal Judge Kimberley Mueller ruled that the California Department of Education will not have to release its largest database — called the “California Longitudinal Pupil Achievement Data …[READ MORE]
The New York Times Op-Ed Columnist Frank Bruni will be at The Willows Community School on March 17 to talk about his new book “Where You Go is Not Who You’ll Be,” addressing the college …[READ MORE]
The Apartment Association of Greater Los Angeles (AAGLA), Southern California’s leading advocate for affordable quality rental housing, announced today that it has supported small business owner Göran Eriksson in his bid for a seat on …[READ MORE]
Community College: Some Things to Consider Not everyone goes directly from high school to a four-year college. Some students take the community college route. By definition, community colleges are 2 year colleges that offer their …[READ MORE]
The paving of Washington Boulevard, National Boulevard, and Wesley Street, directly adjacent to 8770 Washington Bl., will commence tomorrow morning at 7 AM, and expected to be completed in two days. Working hours are from …[READ MORE]
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