Opinions
Dear Editor – CCEF and PXP
Dear Editor, In regard to your point about CCEF accepting funding from PXP, I have noticed the issue and the …[READ MORE]
Month: July 2012
News
Dem Execs Position for November Ballot
The California Democratic Party’s Executive Board met over the weekend, taking positions on ballot measures facing voters in November. According …[READ MORE]
Community
Sister City Updates – Kids Now, Grown-ups Next
Culver City Sister City Committee, Inc. has designed visitors time based in “edutainment.” The students from Iksan City, So. Korea, …[READ MORE]
Arts
SKITco. Wants You – Recruitment Opens Aug. 1@Attic Theater
Summer means SKITco. is back on the boards; homegrown talent cooking up just the kind of thought-provoking theater you love. …[READ MORE]
Community
Good-bye Party for Lin Howe Principal Amy Anderson
Linwood E. Howe families are organizing a party to say good-bye to our much-beloved principal, Amy Anderson on Sunday, August …[READ MORE]
Community
Disability Heros – City Seeks Nominations
The City of Culver City, through the Culver City Disability Advisory Committee and the Senior & Social Services Division of …[READ MORE]
News
UCLA and Holly Mitchell Open Doors for More Doctors
Governor Jerry Brown has signed into law a measure that broadens UCLA’s International Medical Graduate (IMG) program by allowing graduates …[READ MORE]
Opinions
Dear Editor – Willows Waits for Planning Commission on Aug. 8
Dear Editor, My second participation in a Public Hearing scheduled by Culver City’s Planning Commission left me in a state …[READ MORE]
News
Expo Line Still Up the Junction
“Metro would like a thorough review of the facts. We take safety very seriously,” said Marc Littman, a spokesman for …[READ MORE]
News
Da Vinci High School and Antioch University – Unique Education Ops For Culver City
Da Vinci Charter High School in Hawthorne is angling to open a new campus in southeast Culver City with an …[READ MORE]