Where do you find a world-changing librarian on television? KCET featured an article on its website written by Las Angelenas of LA History entitled “12 Librarians Who Made or Saved Los Angeles History.” Our own …[READ MORE]
Culver City needs to hear from you about what you think we need to do with/in/for our green spaces. There are two offerings of the Green Space Public Workshop, Saturday, April 28, 10:00-11:30am and Wednesday, …[READ MORE]
Dancers flying on top of dryers? Join Heidi Duckler Dance Theatre and Culver City High School’s Academy of Visual and Performing Arts on May 10th for a double feature of Laundromatinee and Cappuccino Nights! A …[READ MORE]
Editor’s Note – This letter contains graphic descriptions of violence. Please be advised that the content is not appropriate for everyone. Dear Editor, This letter has been the most difficult thing to write, but I …[READ MORE]
The Tues. April 24 meeting of the Culver City School Board brought the Elenda St. school complex another step closer to solar power. Mr. Clyde Murley, the district’s consultant on the solar project began by …[READ MORE]
The way our society thinks about rape and receives survivors is not only tragic, it’s dangerous. Fearing that they won’t be believed, survivors are less likely to report their rapes, which means rapists stay out …[READ MORE]
On Wednesday, May 2 at 4 pm, Antioch University Los Angeles’s BA Psych Film Series will present a screening of ‘The Wise Kids‘ followed by a Q&A with filmmaker Stephen Cone. A vivid, dynamic Southern …[READ MORE]
The Dragon & the Rooster — Good feng shui can improve your luck, your health, and your prosperity…but it often takes patience and hard work too. Fix the mundane, and if the energy is still …[READ MORE]
As part of its Earth Day celebration, students at Linwood E. Howe are collecting CDs and DVDs for use in a large art project that will celebrate the re-purposing of objects that would otherwise be …[READ MORE]
The council chambers were packed, and the biggest order of business on April 23 was the seating of the new council, after honoring and applauding the old. Then, as tradition demanded, it was time to …[READ MORE]
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