Culver City Community News
Our own Culver City Exchange Club received some great recognition at their recent California-Nevada District Convention. Awards won included: Francia Fate selected as Exchangite of the Year; Katie Shery received a Lifetime Achievement Award, posthumously; …[READ MORE]
The installation of equipment in City Hall is currently underway and is estimated to be operational on or about Monday, July 31st. Parking rates at City Hall will mirror the current downtown parking rates with …[READ MORE]
The Fiesta La Ballona Committee is seeking volunteers for this year’s Fiesta La Ballona, Culver City’s annual “Party in the Park”, which will be held August 25-27 at Veterans Park located at 4117 Overland Avenue. …[READ MORE]
CCUSD was nominated by the California Department of Education for its extensive efforts in not only teaching environmental sustainability but also walking the walk to make the district itself more sustainable. The recognition rewards schools …[READ MORE]
The Culver City Fire Department took delivery of a new Pierce fire truck this month. The 2017 Pierce Arrow XT 100’ Tiller will take the place of the 2003 American La France Tiller in the …[READ MORE]
With more than 400 students and family members in attendance, Sen. Holly J. Mitchell on Saturday presented free laptops and scooters to 150 at-risk children during a carnival that keyed on fun – but really …[READ MORE]
Thanks to strong local support, Sen. Holly J. Mitchell on Saturday will present laptops and scooters to 150 at-risk children during a free carnival that includes food, games, rides, medical screenings, athletic challenges and enough …[READ MORE]
When the City Council voted unanimously to proceed with the release of the draft of the Environmental Impact Report at the end of the July 11 meeting, it signaled the next chess move in a …[READ MORE]
Sentinal Peak Resources has withdrawn its request for the City of Culver City to delay its release of the Inglewood Oil Field Specific Plan and related Draft Environmental Impact Report. In April, SPR asked the …[READ MORE]
Yesterday, July , California Gov. Jerry Brown signed into law the first in a package of criminal justice-reform bills seeking to improve public safety, save taxpayers money and put greater emphasis on prevention, rehabilitation and …[READ MORE]
© 2024 Culver City Crossroads | LOGIN