The City Clerk’s Office is pleased to announce the opening of the application period for Culver City Commission, Committee, and Board appointments. There are two application deadlines: Applications for currently vacant offices will be accepted …[READ MORE]
The CCUSD School Board meeting at El Rincon on Feb 25 finalized the lengthy effort to put a school bond before the voting public with a unanimous yes from the board. As the most recent …[READ MORE]
Europe’s billion-star surveyor Gaia is slowly being brought into focus. Once this space telescope starts making routine measurements, it will generate truly enormous amounts of data. To maximize the key science of the mission, only …[READ MORE]
Here are some highlights from the City Council meeting of February 24, 2014. At this meeting, the City Council: • Received a Presentation in Honor of the 50th Anniversary of the Sister City Relationship between …[READ MORE]
Experts say, “choose your battles or you’ll be fighting all the time with your kids.” And, “You can win the battle, but lose the war.” But how do you know which battles to choose? What’s …[READ MORE]
I spent a few days last week in downtown LA at the Clara Shortridge Foltz Criminal Courthouse doing my civic duty – jury duty. Just speak the words “jury duty” to anyone and people tend …[READ MORE]
On March 15, 2014 from 6:30 PM to 11:30 PM the Culver City High School Boosters Club is hosting its 7th Casino Night at historic Veterans Memorial Building. Tickets for the event can be purchased …[READ MORE]
Inspired by U.S. Black History legacy, Antioch University’s Diversity Committee invites the public to gather to reflect on lessons of empowerment and resistance learned from the civil rights movement and how these may apply to …[READ MORE]
The Culver City Office of Child Development’s Parent Advisory Council (PAC) and the Farragut Fan Club will welcome Lori Getz, Cyber Education Specialist, for a workshop and open discussion about our relationship with technology and …[READ MORE]
It’s easy to make dinosaur jokes about some political campaigns, but Mayor Jeff Cooper’s February 22nd fundraiser had a whole new angle – a flying dinosaur poised towards the future. The Pterodactyl building, still a …[READ MORE]
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