The Center for Land Use Interpretation, in Culver City opened a new exhibition on Friday March 7 exploring the contemporary state of solar power in the United States. The show includes extensive photographs of all …[READ MORE]
The Los Angeles area has numerous oil fields located nearby residential areas. Oil companies want to use fracking to extract as much oil as possible from these fields, exposing the public to 12 of the …[READ MORE]
Culver City’s Culver Studios, where many film classics (ET, Gone with the Wind) were shot, will definitely not become be turned into condos or anything crazy like that, announced new owners Hackman Capital in a …[READ MORE]
Jim Clarke, candidate for re-election to Culver City City Council, is buoyed by the many organization endorsements he has received in recent weeks. Early endorsements were received from Congresswoman Karen Bass and State Senator Holly …[READ MORE]
A special event that includes a reading of the new comedy “Birder” by Julie Marie Myatt and a guided bird walk in the gardens of the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County (NHM) will …[READ MORE]
Culver City learned last week that the property owner, Mr. Mike Karagozian, made the decision to decommission the Culver Ice Arena and remove the ammonia from the refrigeration system. Mr. Karagozian retained PIC Environmental of …[READ MORE]
Working with the Culver City Chamber of Commerce and other key stakeholders throughout the local business and education community, the Culver City Unified School District has developed the Culver City Compact – a signed document …[READ MORE]
So sad to learn of the passing of Harrison F. “Red” Betts, who passed away in his sleep last weekend. “Red” was a former U.S. Marine, long-time Culver City businessman (Betts-Sine Lumber), member and past …[READ MORE]
Los Angeles International Airport will hold an open house later this month to discuss a plan to build a new concourse to the west of the Tom Bradley International Terminal, according to the Daily Breeze. …[READ MORE]
The Treasures of Travel — Spring break is coming for those of us involved with schools in any way, from being employed with the schools, to having students in the school system, K to College. …[READ MORE]
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