Just about everyone knows someone who has been affected by cancer, a disease that once was rarely referred to by name and frequently cloaked in euphemisms. Although considerable progress has been made regarding this disease, …[READ MORE]
Work crews will temporarily close Robertson Boulevard for the removal of two trees and installation of fencing and K-rail required for bridge construction. Work activities will include tree removal and stump grinding. Robertson Boulevard will …[READ MORE]
Project Second Life is a collaborative project of the Applied Community Psychology Specialization and the Education Department. The goal of the project is to raise awareness among AULA community members about global and local issues …[READ MORE]
Crime Blotter for February 24th through March 4th. Vandalism: On February 26, 2013 at 9:50 am, a victim came to the police department his apartment building had graffiti on the walls. The reporting party said …[READ MORE]
Mayor Andy Weissman started the press conference on March 4 at the police station to announce Culver City’s new Smart911 system by highlighting the benefits of the new technology. “Smart911 will allow both our 911 …[READ MORE]
What does the nuclear disaster in Fukushima Prefecture mean for California, or for the United States? Here is your chance to listen to a renowned authority address the fears and the realities. Dr. Helen Caldicott …[READ MORE]
While Murrieta Valley pulled away from Culver City in the fourth quarter to win the Southern Section Division 2A girls basketball championship Friday afternoon at the Anaheim Convention Center, both teams will move on to …[READ MORE]
Why is it that we feel we can’t ever make mistakes? Why is it so painful? Did you ever think when you made a mistake, “Oh others have made this mistake as well?” I tend …[READ MORE]
Dear Editor, In case you missed it, on February 19 (and again this morning) the Los Angeles Times endorsed Mike Eng, Jozef Essavi and Tom Oliver for the three Community College District Trustee offices on …[READ MORE]
Music lovers unite! You’re going to love the Culver City Chamber Orchestra’s Wind Ensemble, set to perform on Saturday, March 23 at 8:00 p.m. at Culver Palms United Methodist Church, 4464 Sepulveda Blvd (next to …[READ MORE]
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