When Los Angeles County Health Director Barbara Ferrer spoke on Monday, Oct. 26, 2020, she noted that the county has seen a concerning increase in daily case reports, rising from an average of about 940 …[READ MORE]
Getting ready for a safe and fun Halloween at home? Check out the “Home is Where the Haunt is” section of our Parks, Recreation and Community Services Virtual Recreation Center (www.culvercity.org/virtualrecreation). The site features Halloween …[READ MORE]
The ASCAP Foundation and the Symphonic Jazz Orchestra are pleased to announce Jihye Lee as the recipient of the 6th Annual ASCAP Foundation/Symphonic Jazz Orchestra Commissioning Prize. This prize was created to honor the memory …[READ MORE]
Tonight ‘s City Council Meeting on Oct. 26, 2020 will be discussing the end of oil drilling in Culver City. Action Item 4 at the end of the agenda will bring up the Oil Drilling …[READ MORE]
The Los Angeles County Fire Department has implemented its augmented staffing plan in response to the National Weather Service’s red flag warning which is in effect now through Tuesday, October 27, 2020, in Los Angeles …[READ MORE]
One of the things that the Republicans will be remembered for is the radical loosening of boundaries over what can be presented as information. While postcards and flyers sent to voters typically offer facts that …[READ MORE]
The Wende Online continues with a second election-related Cold War Spaces interview this week. Curator Joes Segal will host Dr. Sasha Razor, recent alumna from UCLA’s Department of Slavic, East European and Eurasian Languages and …[READ MORE]
The City Council is considering a new seismic strengthening ordinance to address “Soft Story” buildings in Culver City – “Soft-Story Seismic Retrofit Ordinance”. Soft Story buildings are wood construction that have soft, weak, open walls …[READ MORE]
This election, join Jam City and the County of Los Angeles to exercise your civic duty in a beautiful outdoor space in Culver City, while enjoying complimentary snacks, beverages, gifts and surprises. Vote or drop …[READ MORE]
Dear Editor, We are BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, People of Color) residents who live in Culver City and feel the need to speak out against the propaganda attacks on City Council candidates Yasmine-Imani McMorrin, and Freddy …[READ MORE]
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