Month: January 2012

Crime Blotter for January 10th through the 16th. Car Burglaries: On January 10, 2012 at 8:00 am, a victim called the police department to report two of his vehicles had been burglarized. The victim said …[READ MORE]

Jan. 18, in the midst of an Internet blackout by many major sites, Congress shelved SOPA, putting off action on the bill indefinitely. The objection of the Obama administration was the key to closing the …[READ MORE]

Editor’s Note- On Jan. 18 (that’s today) Culver City Crossroads is supporting the Internet black out as a protest against censorship. The blackout/strike is originated at WordPress. We use WordPress, and GoDaddy, both of which …[READ MORE]

“The only way to survive a crisis is to expand.” When the leader of the Actors Gang, the notable Tim Robbins, stood at the podium at the Mike Balkman Council Chambers on Jan. 10 to …[READ MORE]

   Rain gardens provide no-cost irrigation to the homeowner while helping­ r­eplenish our local aquifer. You can learn on-the-job how to install a simple ­passive, hidden “reservoir” for rain water collection to transform a patch …[READ MORE]

“Small businesses really remain the economic engine of our state,” explained Senator Curren Price. “But we must ensure opportunities for these businesses as well as communities in California that need a voice the most. It …[READ MORE]

While the Veterans Memorial Building is closed for renovation the next three months, look for the Feista La Ballona Committee across the street at the Senior Center, according to Parks and Rec Dept. Liaison Dan …[READ MORE]

La Ballona students and faculty had quite a nice surprise when they returned to school on Monday, January 9 after a two-week winter break. Some pretty wonderful volunteers had put in the garden that was …[READ MORE]

If your home could make New Year’s resolutions, what would they be? Every year my friends and I always seem to make the same resolutions to lose weight, get out of debt, volunteer more, get …[READ MORE]