Councilman Jim Clarke is pleased to announce two early endorsements for his re-election to a seat on Culver City City Council next year. State Senator Holly Mitchell who represents the 26th district enthusiastically supports Jim’s …[READ MORE]
On Friday, November 15, Linwood E. Howe Elementary School held a turkey-themed Family Fun Night event. At the conclusion of the event, there was a Thanksgiving raffle for all those who brought in a non-perishable …[READ MORE]
Bringing a new face into the field for the next city council election in April, Christopher Patrick King announces that he is running for a seat. The small business owner and community activist will be …[READ MORE]
As soon as CCUSD’s new Hydration Station was installed in the high school cafeteria, the lines started to form to enjoy the chilled and very tasty water. Board Member Nancy Goldberg and Mike Reynolds, Assistant …[READ MORE]
President Barack Obama is making his rounds in Los Angeles Monday and Tuesday, and according to laist.com, that can only mean one thing for Angelenos—Obamajam. He’ll be arriving at LAX today to hit up two …[READ MORE]
Nearly 100 supporters turned out yesterday to voice their endorsement of Mayor Jeff Cooper who is seeking re-election to a seat on the Culver City Council in the April, 2014 election. Held at the Veterans …[READ MORE]
Hello? In case you didn’t know it, there’s a LOT to do in Our Town! For example, the “Culver City Living” brochure is a guide to leisure activities provided by our own Parks, Recreation & …[READ MORE]
On Saturday, November 23, bus shuttles will replace Metro Expo Line service between La Cienega/Jefferson Station and Culver City Station in order for Metro to perform planned track maintenance. Train service will only run between …[READ MORE]
Kentwood Players is delighted to present our next Kentwood Kids production, “Mr. Potcher’s Holiday,” a family musical comedy with book and lyrics by Bob Silberg, music by Barbara Klaskin Silberg. Performances will take place on …[READ MORE]
Sony’s Pictures Entertainment will produce fewer films as it makes a “significant” shift from motion pictures to higher-margin television production and to operating TV channels, Sony Corp executives told investors gathered at the company’s Culver …[READ MORE]
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