Crime Blotter for September 20th through 26. Commercial Burglary: On Sept. 20 at 8:30 am, officers responded to the 4100 block of Sepulveda Boulevard regarding a burglary investigation. The officers met with the reporting party …[READ MORE]
Dear Editor, The picture that appears with your article about some people Culver City parading in Culver City! Where was that picture taken? Not in Culver City! In my opinion another attempt to make a …[READ MORE]
A coffee hour is planned for School Board candidate Nancy Goldberg at the home of the Martin family in the Carlson Park area. The meeting will be on Sunday, October 9th from 2 to 4 …[READ MORE]
As I was waving a stick with a long orange ribbon on it, singing with some freshly acquired friends, it came to me that this was my second parade in two days. When we decide …[READ MORE]
Desmond Burns and his lovely wife Lisa Lewis Burns are hosting a “meet and greet” with Culver City School Board President and candidate for re-election Scott Zeidman at their home (3938 Bentley Avenue, Culver City, …[READ MORE]
The Los Angeles Obama for America office at Centinela and Jefferson was vandalized yesterday, Sept. 22 sometime in the early evening. The incident was reported to police at 7:25 p.m.. According to the Los Angeles …[READ MORE]
Former CCUSD Board of Education members Marla Wolkowitz, Madeline Ehrlich and Jessica Beagles-Roos have announced their support for school board candidate Laura Chardiet. Marla Wolkowitz and Jessica Beagles-Roos have been impressed by Laura Chardiet’s commitment …[READ MORE]
It was just announced that Nancy Goldberg, candidate for Culver City School Board, has been endorsed by the Los Angeles County of Federation of Labor, AFL-CIO. She is the only candidate in this race to …[READ MORE]
The CCMS and CCHS PTSAs will be screening the notable documentary “Race to Nowhere” from 6 to 9 p.m. on Monday, September 26 at the Robert Frost Auditorium. This seminal movie will make you think …[READ MORE]
As the economy continues to hold almost steady and markets see-saw up and down, it should come as no surprise that there is both good and bad news when it comes to real estate. According …[READ MORE]
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