Long time community leader Albert Vera passed away this morning, May 31, from a heart attack. He will be missed throughout the community for his renowned generosity. Vera was born in Naples, Italy in 1934. …
Culver City is home to many types of restaurants, even a “macrobiotic” one. Don’t be scared. The concept stumped me too. “Macrobiotic” reminded me of hippie food, lettuce juices and brown rice…ugh! Anemic dining is …
Prop 15- In a Nutshell – I think Prop 15 is the most complicated ballot measure we’re being asked to vote on in this June’s Gubernatorial Primary, but I’m going to simplify it as much …
Memorial Day – A Boy Scout placing flags on the graves at the Veterans Cemetery in Westwood, on May 29.
Culver City Unified School District Superintendent Dr. Myrna Rivera Cote will be leaving to take on the superintendent position at the El Rancho School District. She will begin her new duties on July 1. In …
Dear Editor, They’re trying to fool us again! They did it before when Big Oil convinced us that gas prices would go up if we, the people of California, approved taxing any oil that comes …
Culver City has announced the appointment of Christopher Sellers as the City’s Fire Chief. Chief Sellers will assume the Fire Department’s top position on June 1, 2010. Chief Sellers fills the position that was vacated …
Three young soloists and other Youth Competition Winners will join with the Culver City Chamber Orchestra to provide a special family performance on Saturday, June 26. Violinist Jessie Chen, age 15, is a tenth grader …
A warm-hearted, right minded Culvercitizen found this dog on Culver and Elenda, with a collar but not a tag. It’s someone’s pet and well cared for. The finder took it to the vet over on …
One of the most wonderful things about Culver City is the rich, eclectic art scene. The fifth annual ARTWALK will be on Saturday, June 5, from noon to 8 .p.m. so make a plan right …
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