“I knew I had to face the truth, but I was afraid it would be even worse than the rumors.” Culver City author Darrell Fusaro has been trying to find peace amidst the mystery surrounding …[READ MORE]
The Culver City High School PTSA paid an elegant tribute to student artists, parent volunteers and one outstanding teacher at their March meeting. The student artists had participated in PTA’s annual, national Reflections program, …[READ MORE]
Rehearsals have begun for the world premiere of Kimber Lee’s “different words for the same thing,” which begins previews May 4 at the Kirk Douglas Theatre in Culver City. Opening night is May 11 and …[READ MORE]
SAVE THE DATE for a free workshop on sustainable low-cost gardening using permaculture principles. May 10, 1 pm – 4 pm at a Culver City private garden, rsvp for address, transitionculvercity@gmail.com The word permaculture originally …[READ MORE]
Crenshaw community advocates were informed for the first time in late January 2014 that the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority (“METRO”) planned to remove at least 150 mature street trees from Crenshaw Boulevard as …[READ MORE]
Looks like Culver City Julian Dixon Library-goers have the good news this week: the planned remodeling closure has been postponed until further notice, so you can keep on enjoying that Library! Not surprisingly, the required …[READ MORE]
Serenity and the Jewish people: a Passover Essay — I recently attended a sermon where the rabbi remarked, “Jews are not a serene people.” This comment was met with a little laughter and nodding heads, …[READ MORE]
In a special City Council meeting of April 9, 2014, Culver City Mayor Jeff Cooper,speaking on behalf of the City Council, announced the City Council’s appointment of Assistant Police Chief Scott Bixby as Interim Chief …[READ MORE]
On January 31, 2014, the City of Culver City received a nomination for the Culver City Ice Arena, located at 4545 Sepulveda Blvd., for designation as a Cultural Resource. Pursuant to Culver City Municipal Code …[READ MORE]
Tuesday, April 8 ended the lengthy city council race with both incumbents regaining their seats. The traditional of victory parties, thanking the volunteers and supporters, found Jim Clarke’s campaigners at City Tavern. Almost as close …[READ MORE]
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