Dear Editor, In regard to your point about CCEF accepting funding from PXP, I have noticed the issue and the wider consequences. One of the long-term effects of nonprofits accepting money from groups like that …[READ MORE]
The California Democratic Party’s Executive Board met over the weekend, taking positions on ballot measures facing voters in November. According to Scott Lay at The Nooner, the tally of support (and lack thereof) will be key …[READ MORE]
Culver City Sister City Committee, Inc. has designed visitors time based in “edutainment.” The students from Iksan City, So. Korea, and a sister city of our city since 1983 visiting every other year and have …[READ MORE]
Summer means SKITco. is back on the boards; homegrown talent cooking up just the kind of thought-provoking theater you love. Recruitment, written by Emma Niles, follows a young man named Thomas on his search for …[READ MORE]
Linwood E. Howe families are organizing a party to say good-bye to our much-beloved principal, Amy Anderson on Sunday, August 5, from 2-4pm on the Linwood Howe campus at 4100 Irving Place in Culver City. …[READ MORE]
The City of Culver City, through the Culver City Disability Advisory Committee and the Senior & Social Services Division of the Parks, Recreation and Community Services Department, is seeking nominations of individuals and businesses that …[READ MORE]
Governor Jerry Brown has signed into law a measure that broadens UCLA’s International Medical Graduate (IMG) program by allowing graduates of approved foreign medical schools to engage in “hands-on” training while being instructed in patient …[READ MORE]
Dear Editor, My second participation in a Public Hearing scheduled by Culver City’s Planning Commission left me in a state of “shock and awe” even more profound than what I had experienced at my first …[READ MORE]
“Metro would like a thorough review of the facts. We take safety very seriously,” said Marc Littman, a spokesman for the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority. The inspector general “is looking at this. The …[READ MORE]
Da Vinci Charter High School in Hawthorne is angling to open a new campus in southeast Culver City with an approach so novel it might be without precedent: a high school, community college and university …[READ MORE]
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