Culver City resident Kate Rosloff is a member of the Rotary Rose Parade Float Committee. Pictured in the middle row with Rotarian leaders and dignitaries from the Tournament of Roses, she helped kick off the …[READ MORE]
The Daily Kos is a site to check in with the best of progressive California politics, and their blogger Sylvia Moore, an officer of the Culver City Democratic Club put up a very articulate and …[READ MORE]
In May, new bike lanes were painted on Sepulveda Boulevard between Venice Boulevard and National Boulevard. The new lanes could connect all the way to the Expo Line Station scheduled for Sepulveda and Exposition, about …[READ MORE]
Thanksgiving this year in Los Angeles was amazing. The weather was Southern California warm in all its glory – and to highlight it, my husband and I prepared a wonderful dinner with lots of help …[READ MORE]
Take a break from your holiday shopping and join the MCLM for a screening of Big Fella, based on the book Banjo Man by Claude Mckay. Big Fella is one of Paul Robeson’s most important …[READ MORE]
Scientists have unveiled an unprecedented new look at our planet at night. A global composite image, constructed using cloud-free night images from a new NASA and National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) satellite, shows the …[READ MORE]
Have you noticed these intriguing designs appearing overnight on many city streets? They’re called “sharrows” (shared lane markings) and this Monday, December 10th members of Ballona Creek Renaissance (BCR) will be encouraging the City Council …[READ MORE]
With the holiday season upon us, it’s time to add a large Douglas fir to your shopping list, and the place I always go is Shawn’s Trees. The trees are beautiful and fresh, which is …[READ MORE]
On Dec. 5, the Culver City Little League announce the launch of its new website and open enrollment period for baseball and softball. Culver City Little League offers programs ranging from T-Ball through advanced baseball …[READ MORE]
The Culver City Community Scholarship Fund will give 20 new scholarships in 2013, thanks to a $5,000 grant from The Bandai Foundation, a nonprofit organization established by Bandai, the Japanese toy and video game company, …[READ MORE]
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